I love the analogy of the mountain. We should indeed all ask ourselves what moutain we're climbing or are willing to climb. We even get to take a path that leads to the top of a different mountain than the one we're on. Taking the analogy a bit further: everyone wants to be on the top of the mount Everest, leading to a long cue of people. It's a crowded mess and we—the regular people—can't even remember all those names.
I love the analogy of the mountain. We should indeed all ask ourselves what moutain we're climbing or are willing to climb. We even get to take a path that leads to the top of a different mountain than the one we're on. Taking the analogy a bit further: everyone wants to be on the top of the mount Everest, leading to a long cue of people. It's a crowded mess and we—the regular people—can't even remember all those names.
Great post, Justin. Great question to ask every single morning. Every minute of every day. Is THIS the BEST use of my TIME?