EP 152: The Path Is Seldom A to B

Dr. Buske intended to get to the airport on time for his flight, but what exactly did that look like? The path wasn’t simply A to B. He was 13 miles out when he hit a wall of traffic. As he brought up his GPS, it informed him it was going to take an hour and 13 minutes to go the next 13 miles. Not wanting to miss his flight, Dr. Buske made a choice. He chose to drive down the shoulder for 8 miles, with other motorists angry and honking. It wasn’t pretty, but it got him to the gate just in time. The path is seldom A to B and often comes down to choices and course correction. Where in your life do you need to accept a messy path to the intended goal? Where can you pivot your plan to get unstuck? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices