Stop and Be in the Now
from Effectiveness Hosted by Max Langen
It's the journey, not the destination. But you must stop the journey, and savor the now - play with children and pets, enjoy the sunsets and the first sip of coffee in the mornings. The journey gets you to your destinations. On the way, stop and savor the now.
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