What does "Focus On The Journey" mean?
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Take life as it comes and try to experience it fully and deeply.  Recognize the worth of every moment, and do not worry so much about where you are trying to get - in all aspects, professionally, romatically, spiritually - instead enjoy the process of getting there.  The end destination for all of us is death, ultimately, and the journey to all the things we strive for is what constitutes our lives.  If we spend too much time waiting for our goals to be manifest, we will miss our whole lives in the process, because, let's face it, until we are dead, there will always be another goal to reach.  You get promoted to supervisor, you are happy for a while, but soon you want to be district manager.  You get the girl, then you want to marry her.  Then the goal is children and a family.  Sometimes we start to think "I'll be happy and really relax and start enjoying my life when..."  When is now baby, focus on the journey.
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The quote I live by is my own through this here journey."Necessity out weighs Want"! Basically saying for me take priority to supply the needs and that, you should want what you need. Try It, It Works!
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think you are confusing the path with a need to do something-shouldnt be needs-just learn and enjoy-spend a day with a cat and learn why they smile-spend a day watching a woodchuck go about life and learn his thoughts-just enjoy this earth and the life you have-blessed be-lots of love old hippie here-ps-holler anytime-\ncan be christian-guidance you choose isnt important-making a choice walking the path is-this is a path of constant learning so try to walk very gentle on this wonderful planet-think you are on a good path appear to be open and learning-keep the peace spread the light old hippie here
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Hello\nWhat is "Soul Travel"? Just, expanding our Consciousness!\nWe are SOUL...\nSoul Travel: The expansion of consciousness. The ability of Soul to transcend the physical body and travel into the spiritual worlds of God. Soul Travel is taught only by the Living ECK Master. It helps people unfold spiritually and can provide proof of the existence of God and life after death.
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Find what interests you and do more of it.  Focus on your goals and what you want to accomplish in life.
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No, ultimately we can't.  The important thing is to find a way to be fulfilled by the journey in spite of it.
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it is called warfare.  when you are on the right track, the enemy wants to cause you discomfort and confusion.  if he can get your focus off the goal, then he wins.  the "suffering" as you you put it means that you are on the right track.  be strong enough to see what is on the other side of your "suffering"
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"The Road Not Taken" because it talks about the choices people have to make in their life. At least once in a while we all have to choose between two roads because we "can´t travel both".
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Tells you where you need to be and when.\n\nDon't know what your second question means.\n\n[ADDED]  Your detail doesn't help.  Just curious - is English your native language?
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I believe it means "in essence."\n\nInternet Explorer is abbrievated IE, not i.e. :-P
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It basically means wandering around...\n\nOne that roves; a wanderer.  \n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/rover-1?method=22\n\n\nHope this helps some!  :)
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That has got to be one of the best known “getting started” quotations ever.  However long and complicated any endeavor might be, it always needs to be initiated with something short and simple.  It could also be interpreted to show that no journey ever gets completed that isn’t started.  There’s just so many useful ways that you can try to interpret those few words. \n\nOnce you get started, you only have to do one step at a time. Getting started is by far the hardest part.  \n\nIf you need more help with the writing process, please feel free to let me know.\n\nGood luck!
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It is similar to games played on land such as Blind Man's Bluff.  Presumably the name, and the phrase, alludes to a famed explorer because the game involves exploration, that is trying to find something (or someone) by wandering around.
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Ever hear the saying......"Life is a journey"?  Each step we take is one we've never taken before.  My philosophy is Life...may I enjoy the journey....and may it take a long time to get to it's end.
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i'd rather ask 'who'? It is only 'you' who keep yourself from accomplishing your goals. Now, what makes you do that?...here are some things maybe...\npast failure (which u must get over)\nlaxity (which is a bad habit u must break)\ndoubts/hesitation (which u must decide to confront)\nreality (meaning, your goals might be too big for u, or maybe they're not right for u- u were meant to do something else)\nlack of encouragement (in w/c case u should seek friends who could honestly and wisely advice and encourage u about things)\n\nbest wishes, pastor's wife. http://mwfrc.blogspot.com
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It means that, if you start small, those small steps will eventually add up to great things.\n\nSo, you start moving a mountain by moving small stones.  Over time, those small stones will equal the mountain.
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That's like asking what's the point in eating a steak dinner if you know it's going to end up like poop.  Or why watch a good movie when you know it's going to end in a few hours anyways?  Who cares what it ends up like?  The journey is what it's all about: the experiences, the joy, the happiness, the terror, the laughter, not the sudden stop at the end.  Although I agree the fact that it ends isn't fun, it doesn't mean going to Six Flaggs before you go isn't fun.\n\nLife does end, but it has a beginning and, more importantly, a big long middle.  I prefer to spend my limited time focusing on the middle than either of the ends.