Whether it's a small scale situation or a big picture situation, the journey is more important than the destination. Partly because one journey will help you get through the next because of what you learn along the way. Additionally, you shape your personality during the journey and learn who you are. Ultimately, the journey will make you happier than the destination. Since reaching your destination will most likely lead you to another journey, it's important that you let the experience of your previous trips help you get through the rest. . You can learn from mistakes you've made on other trips. I hope you learned something from it too. Gaining experience and using it later makes the journey worthwhile. At this point, even if you don't reach your goal, you've still grown through the process. For example, most authors probably fail to publish their first work. They experience rejection, but they use what they learned to improve their next project. Some people would say it's not worth going through all the difficulties ...