You spent 4 years (or more) in the University. Was the best moment of your life the day you collected the degree certificate, or the best moments were a collection of short but memorable moments of the times you spent in the School?

You prepare for an exam, you pass that exam and you feel a wave of emotions. What really triggered the emotions: That result or what you went through to achieve that result

Your hard work finally pays off and you get that thing you've been aiming to achieve for a ling time. What do you appreciate the most: That particular moment or granular/big things you did up to that moment?

Everyone says the End justifies the means

I say it's a big lie. To you, the main actor in your life, I don't think it's meant to be put that way.
For you, the Means Justifies the End. For every other person that cares to listen to you, the end justifies the means.

Ever done something and upon getting to the end, you feel an emptiness and ask yourself: What else?
Like, really, WHAT ELSE?
You just pick up the next objective and hope that fills the void you feel deep within you.
No, my friend, I don't think it will

I feel what makes life worth living is not the main objective you're after, but what you did/felt/sacrificed, the people you met (I call it the side missions on your journey).

I'd love everyone to Key in and drop their views on this, as this is just my personal opinion.

Live, Love, Laugh.