Why Goals Are Landmarks Meant to Be Passed, Not Reached
Like reading a map, we look for two things -- where we are now, and where we want to go. We then connect the two dots with a path that guides our direction. Once we get to where we're going, the map gets tossed back into the glove box. But in life, our destination doesn't define the end of a trip, only a stop over. What then?
Gil Laroya, ContributorAward-winning Silicon Valley product designer