Stop using shortcuts like GPS and embrace getting lost. Mistakes are your best teachers, and failure is just data that makes you smarter. The journey matters more than the destination.
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Right? Because Waze not only will tell you the fastest route and reroute to run all the traffic, they also tell you where the cops are and everything else. So people want the Waze life, they want everything to come easy. They want the shortcuts and the hacks. What they don't understand is they should chunk the GPS somewhat out the window, right? And literally try and pull out the old school map and figure out how to navigate the way you're there. And the only reason I say that is because that's where you're going to make all the mistakes. That's where you're going to make all the screw ups. And it's in making those mistakes and screw ups that you actually learn everything. Because there's no better student or teacher in the world than failure, right? And so if people will look at life like it's an experiment, then there's no such thing as failure because it's just you just learned a way it didn't work.