Processus ou résultat ? Qu'est-ce que vous préférez et à quoi faites-vous attention ?

Once the road was the most important, today only the goal matters... Once people were happy, today something is always wrong with them...

I pay attention to both the process and the outcome. I believe that both the way we achieve our goals and the achievements themselves are important for our experience and development. The process is an integral part of our journey through life. It shapes us, gives us experience, teaches humility and perseverance. Sometimes the process can be difficult and demanding, but it is during this time that we find the true value of our actions. During the process, we develop ourselves, learn from our mistakes, discover ourselves and our abilities. Often, it is the perseverance in pursuit of a goal that is the source of satisfaction and strengthens our self-belief. However, it is equally important to appreciate the results of our actions. Achieving a goal can be a source of pride and fulfillment. It is the moment when we see that our efforts have produced concrete results. The outcomes are important because they confirm our efforts and motivate us to continue. It is important to maintain a balance between focusing on the process and appreciating the outcomes. Solely focusing on achievements can make us unsatisfied and never truly content with our results if we fail to appreciate the journey we have taken. On the other hand, if we completely neglect the results of our actions, we may get stuck in stagnation and feel overwhelmed because we do not see any progress. Of course, our approach to the process and outcomes may vary depending on individual preferences, goals, or character. However, the art lies in enjoying both the journey and its destination, appreciating both the process that shaped us and the outcomes we have achieved. Therefore, it is worth striving for a balance between the process and the outcomes, enjoying both the path and the goal, and appreciating the richness of experiences that our journey through life brings us. Kind regards!

For many people, the process is equally if not more important than the end result. Of course, the result is what matters most - we want to achieve our goal and see the results of our efforts. However, it is worth considering whether it is worth paying so much attention only to the result, ignoring what happens along the way. The process is something that we can control and influence. It is our determination, motivation, and hard work that lead us towards reaching our goal. The process can also be satisfying and evidence of our development and progress. Although sometimes we may feel discouraged and wait for the result, it is worth appreciating the action and progress we make during the process. Methods are also an integral part of the process. How we make decisions, how we plan and organize our time, how we learn and develop - all of this affects the quality of our process. Therefore, it is worth paying attention to how we carry out our actions and whether our methods are effective. Ultimately, the process is an inherent part of achieving the goal. Although the result is what matters to us, how we act and how we reach that result is part of its value. Achieving the goal itself can be a moment of satisfaction, but let us remember that it is our journey, our work, and our efforts that give value to what we achieve. In summary, the process and the result are equally important, but it is worth paying attention to how we carry out our actions and what we do along the way. Let us not forget to appreciate our work, progress, and satisfaction that result from the mere act of doing.

The translation of the sentence is: "

Is the effect supposed to be satisfactory? - there must be work towards achieving it.

" It appears that the sentence was already in English, so no changes were necessary.

These are symptoms of the so-called "instant culture" - quickly, pleasantly, effortlessly, and also cheaply or for free. Someone benefits from it while the rest lose out (even without realizing it).

Both things make me happy. Why should I choose when there is always some process accompanying the effect.

The path is as important as the goal it is supposed to lead to, if not more important. The path we follow should give satisfaction in itself. The achieved goal is just the culmination of the path we have taken.

The meaning of the Polish sentence you provided is: "The path and a clear conscience matter. Not the goal. Death awaits at the end ❤️😈" Therefore, the translation to English is: "The path and a clear conscience matter. Not the goal. Death awaits at the end ❤️😈"