There are many “roads” to “success” – but few are short or easy.
Seemingly “attractive” (or potentially lucrative) “opportunities” are sometimes just appealing obstacles – to creating or attracting what would actually best for us and those we could better serve (if money were not the main motivator).
There needs to be a match between the driver, vehicle, and destination to get very far.
Almost any “program” can potentially produce profound “success” – for somebody (rather than anybody, everybody, or nobody).
When embarking on a journey, instead of seeking shortcuts, it’s usually best to choose the route and means of travel that will be most personally enjoyable, inherently rewarding, and individually appropriate since it may take far longer than originally expected to “arrive”.
