You’re not where you want to be because you don’t have a clue of where you want to go.
It doesn’t mean you’ll ever get there or that the path can’t change but long-term thinking informs short-term decision making.
If you’re spinning your wheels, get out and smell the roses.
What happens to our imagination as we grow older? I’m sure scientific discoveries may point to a particular time in our brain’s development but I’m always curious how much our society has to play in this.
Is it parenting? Our education systems? Or nutrition? Or other factors?
Why do some of us continue to have our imagination and sheer wonder of things lead us into adulthood when many others block it out and rarely recreate those childhood feelings?