Some say that the journey is more important than the destination. They argue that people find more joy and satisfaction in working toward a goal than in achieving it. Others say that it is the destination that gives meaning to the journey. They argue that the process of working toward a goal would be meaningless without its achievement. Take a position on this issue. Use reasons and specific examples to support your ideas.

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Caroline West

Social Studies

28 June, 22:48

Some say that the journey is more important than the destination. They argue that people find more joy and satisfaction in working toward a goal than in achieving it. Others say that it is the destination that gives meaning to the journey. They argue that the process of working toward a goal would be meaningless without its achievement. Take a position on this issue. Use reasons and specific examples to support your ideas.

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Gideon Walters · Answer 1

It is important to have a goal or an objective to walk towards, but during the process a lot of lessons are learned and there is a satisfaction on the step by step of achiving the goal.

Explanation:

Without goals or objectives, life can become meaningless, that is why it is so important. For instance getting a degree, and having good grades or passing obstacles can feel fine and then getting the degree would be the most satisfactory. It is important the process to get there, because the time spent getting there is longer and it gives a sense to life.

One can say that there is no destination without a goal, but the the process getting there is meaningfull.