Contentment in the Process

Sometimes in life, people focus on what they want to achieve and only want to celebrate the targeted outcomes. They become disappointed if the outcome is different than what they imagined or felt was owed or guaranteed. But who we are as people is a culmination of the errors we have learned from along the way. Generating a list of what we learned and how we can improve instead of solely how we failed could propel more people into having contentment in the process of pursuing desired outcomes. And that, I believe, can be applied to any area in life.