A Metaphor for Success

Many of us are so focused on where we're going that we forget to enjoy the ride. Imagine two types of drivers on the highway. The first driver keeps changing lanes, trying to move ahead of everyone else. The second driver stays in one lane, not looking for a quick way to get ahead. What's funny is that the second driver often gets to where they're going first. They're not wasting time looking for the fastest lane. Most people don't pay much attention to these calm drivers. On the other hand, the first driver, who keeps changing lanes, usually ends up in a slower lane and doesn't get very far.

So, who really gets to their destination faster? It might be the people who aren't always trying to find a shortcut. They're not getting stuck behind slow cars as much. Maybe both types of drivers get there at the same time, but who do you think feels more relaxed when they arrive?

Sometimes taking your time and not looking for shortcuts can be the best way to reach your goals. You might not only get there more efficiently, but you'll also enjoy the journey more.

TL;DR: Slow and steady often wins the race, both on the road and in life.