Enjoy the Process and Not the End Result Alone In our life, we always set up goals. The goal may be small or big, it may be set up during our childhood, or when we grow up, and even when we are accomplished in our fields. I would explain those with examples. As a school kid, we always want to score very high marks and get the first rank in the class. As a teenager, we want to get into a professional stream of education of our choice. As an adult, we want to earn well in our respective jobs. All these goals require hard work and dedication. To score marks, a kid has to study hard, may be lose his sleep and normal entertainment (such as watching movies). Also, there are uncertainties, such as he may fall ill on the day of exam, or that he may forget what he has learnt, etc. Also, someone else may also be a good student, and that would prevent the kid from getting first rank. These apprehensions make the "journey of studying" not enjoyable and even stressful most of ...