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What matters is not a position. What matters is the journey to get there.
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The quote says that reaching a particular position or conclusion is less important than the journey that leads to it. The effort, choices, and experiences along the way give the result its meaning. It shifts attention away from simply arriving and toward the process of getting there.
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