These are excerpts from the author’s book “Deep,” which contains eight of his small books published in the form of Wisdom Literature covering different aspects of life: Facing troublemakers, dealing with pain, personal financial issues, gastronomy, reading, criticizing, inspiring, and feeling always good to go.

Series 2: You Are Always Good to Go

Week 37: Destination

• When it is not possible to reach your aimed destination as planned by today, it is better to take some steps to help you reach your destination by tomorrow rather than to just wait helplessly.

• If all doors to your destination are found closed today, knock on different doors to discover some other areas. This, of course, is better than waiting for your destination’s doors to open.

• Others will have the chance to set your destination when you hesitate to move or when you rush anywhere without a prior plan.

• If you could not achieve your goals, that does not mean your decision to move was wrong. It probably has something to do with the appropriate selection of your destination or the approach you took to reach the selected destination.

• Physical destinations are not that difficult to target. Be more careful with and attentive to your moral and spiritual goals.

• Unlike sports competitions, the destination of any journey is not a finish line. Most important is what you find and acquire by the end of the journey.

• You need to reach your destination fast and safely, but before that, ensure that you achieve your goals. You could reach your destination with many gains taken from you while going down the road.

• The outcome at your destination depends in one way or another on how you handle every detail along your way.

• As no journey is literally repeated, you cannot reach the same destination twice in life.

• We do not make the decision to start every journey in our lives. But we are definitely responsible for shaping the way we reach all our destinations.

• When the journey is too long and the destination seems to be difficult to reach, try to refresh and recharge yourself by celebrating your achievements at each milestone.

• Never underestimate the significance of the stations along your way by considering the destination as the only target of the journey.

• Good planning does not mean that you do not need to revise some of the journey’s details on your way.

• While on your way, you sometimes have to make an immediate decision about a significant change of the destination itself.

• Never regret your decision to go; you either earned or learned something.

• To reach the destination faster, safer, and happier, try to enjoy every detail. And do not forget to observe the time allocated to each part of the journey.

• The fact that you do not set all your destinations in life should not stop you from determining the path to be taken and the output to deliver at each destination.

• To be a pioneer, you do not necessarily need to set a destination that has not been reached by anyone before. You could be a role model by the approach you take to reach any destination.

• Whatever the outcomes of the journey, each destination is a starting point for another journey.

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