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Was ist wichtiger, das Ziel oder der Weg zum Ziel?
Oft verfolgen wir sehend das Ziel, verlieren dabei jedoch völlig aus den Augen den Weg und die Möglichkeit, den Kurs zu ändern.
Oft verfolgen wir sehend das Ziel, verlieren dabei jedoch völlig aus den Augen den Weg und die Möglichkeit, den Kurs zu ändern.
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a man (more a man) is constructed in such a way that only the road matters. The achieved goal only gives you a moment of euphoria and in a moment you want more, you are looking further, deeper - thanks to this we have development and progress. Otherwise, we would be resting on our laurels, and as you know, this is short and pathetic. It is the road that impresses, inspires, motivates. The road is the greatest experience.
a man (more a man) is constructed in such a way that only the road matters. The achieved goal only gives you a moment of euphoria and in a moment you want more, you are looking further, deeper - thanks to this we have development and progress. Otherwise, we would be resting on our laurels, and as you know, this is short and pathetic. It is the road that impresses, inspires, motivates. The road is the greatest experience.
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I agree with the above. People who have achieved a goal (e.g. became millionaires, won a medal at the Olympics, etc.) have a problem in life because they do not know what to do next.
I agree with the above. People who have achieved a goal (e.g. became millionaires, won a medal at the Olympics, etc.) have a problem in life because they do not know what to do next.
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Hello, both are important because both are inseparable from each other. Without a goal, there was no road and the road always leads to a more or less conscious goal. It is important to define the goal and the individual stages of the road to its implementation. After completing a given stage, an analysis and possible correction of actions should be implemented, if indicated. Completion of the stage is also the achievement of a certain goal, only on a different scale than the final goal.
Hello, both are important because both are inseparable from each other. Without a goal, there was no road and the road always leads to a more or less conscious goal. It is important to define the goal and the individual stages of the road to its implementation. After completing a given stage, an analysis and possible correction of actions should be implemented, if indicated. Completion of the stage is also the achievement of a certain goal, only on a different scale than the final goal.
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In my opinion, the road is the most important, the goal is not and should not be final, After achieving one goal, there should be another, otherwise life becomes boring, it may even lose its meaning. However, the road is more important because thanks to it we achieve the goal and we can use what we have learned along the way to achieve a new goal.
In my opinion, the road is the most important, the goal is not and should not be final, After achieving one goal, there should be another, otherwise life becomes boring, it may even lose its meaning. However, the road is more important because thanks to it we achieve the goal and we can use what we have learned along the way to achieve a new goal.
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If we look at our life from the soul's perspective, it is a path, so it can be assumed that the path is an end in itself. If we look only from the ego's perspective, we need a goal to go any way at all. Regardless of what level we set our goal at - we can assume that it is the fruit of our action, and the way to achieve this goal is to plant a seed in us and cultivate it so that a tree will grow out of it, which will then bear fruit. The only time you have an impact on your future (and therefore also on achieving your goal) is NOW. So if we properly put ourselves into it to create favorable conditions for achieving the goal - it will somehow fulfill itself :)
If we look at our life from the soul's perspective, it is a path, so it can be assumed that the path is an end in itself. If we look only from the ego's perspective, we need a goal to go any way at all. Regardless of what level we set our goal at - we can assume that it is the fruit of our action, and the way to achieve this goal is to plant a seed in us and cultivate it so that a tree will grow out of it, which will then bear fruit. The only time you have an impact on your future (and therefore also on achieving your goal) is NOW. So if we properly put ourselves into it to create favorable conditions for achieving the goal - it will somehow fulfill itself :)
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Road to target! The very achievement of the goal is a moment, an event that may bring less satisfaction than we assume. During the implementation, we can learn a lot, discover new things, get to know ourselves, see another great opportunity. The goal itself is good to be able to set life's guideposts, but focusing only on it can bring more disappointment and frustration than joy and satisfaction
Road to target! The very achievement of the goal is a moment, an event that may bring less satisfaction than we assume. During the implementation, we can learn a lot, discover new things, get to know ourselves, see another great opportunity. The goal itself is good to be able to set life's guideposts, but focusing only on it can bring more disappointment and frustration than joy and satisfaction
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The path works with the goal - first it determines it, then it motivates to make changes necessary to change the conditions (as in a self-guiding rocket), and finally it can fade in the context of other choices. I think that the most important thing here is flexibility and multithreading - if one goal is achieved, another is still in the implementation phase, and another one emerges from behind the achieved one. But I also think we all know that. If such a question was asked, perhaps someone's blind pursuit of a goal has overshadowed more important choices or other people? Maybe it could be treated?
The path works with the goal - first it determines it, then it motivates to make changes necessary to change the conditions (as in a self-guiding rocket), and finally it can fade in the context of other choices. I think that the most important thing here is flexibility and multithreading - if one goal is achieved, another is still in the implementation phase, and another one emerges from behind the achieved one. But I also think we all know that. If such a question was asked, perhaps someone's blind pursuit of a goal has overshadowed more important choices or other people? Maybe it could be treated?
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Depends on the goal. Sometimes the goal is more important, and sometimes the way :)
Depends on the goal. Sometimes the goal is more important, and sometimes the way :)
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Knowing the way to the goal and following it to achieve the goal are two different things. There are obstacles along the way, but they won't matter if you blindly believe in success, achieving your goal.
Knowing the way to the goal and following it to achieve the goal are two different things. There are obstacles along the way, but they won't matter if you blindly believe in success, achieving your goal.
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On the way, we gain experience by achieving the goal, we also mature, both are important, the knowledge we gain is priceless, yet it is interesting how to define the goal and the way to it, e.g.
On the way, we gain experience by achieving the goal, we also mature, both are important, the knowledge we gain is priceless, yet it is interesting how to define the goal and the way to it, e.g.
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In my opinion, both the goal and the journey to the goal are equally important. It is the journey that allows us to develop, learn, and experience new things. It shapes our personality and teaches valuable lessons. However, the goal is what gives us motivation to act, determines our priorities, and points us in the right direction. Therefore, it is important for the goal and the way we strive for it to be balanced and well thought out.
In my opinion, both the goal and the journey to the goal are equally important. It is the journey that allows us to develop, learn, and experience new things. It shapes our personality and teaches valuable lessons. However, the goal is what gives us motivation to act, determines our priorities, and points us in the right direction. Therefore, it is important for the goal and the way we strive for it to be balanced and well thought out.
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