The journey is not only the reward; it's the only thing there is. Success is fleeting, and it's human nature to quickly bank it, leading to a cycle of desire and dissatisfaction.

You've likely achieved goals that you once believed would bring you happiness, but true joy often comes from the journey rather than the destination.

I've learned that the journey of pursuing my goals is often more fulfilling than the achievement itself.

You have to enjoy the journey because 99% of your time is spent on it. If you're not going to enjoy it, what kind of journey is it?

Healing is a journey, not a destination, and we heal to the extent that we can embody that healing in the moment.

I believe in enjoying the process of building and not just focusing on the outcomes, as fulfillment comes from the journey itself.

People often have a 'woe is me' mentality, which hinders their progress; you must focus on your own journey instead of comparing yourself to others.

I realized that the more I focus on the positive aspects of my journey, the more I can enjoy the reality of my experiences, regardless of the challenges.

The journey is more important than the destination. After leaving the military, I co-founded a company not for profit, but to create a team and a sense of camaraderie, which I realized was what mattered most to me.