Sebastian Onciu
I took this picture of a snail a few years ago in the proximity of a country road. The little fellow was moving slowly forward, taking all the time in the world it needed to enjoy the journey, a luxury that people can’t afford. In today’s mad world we often have to think, move, and act fast, and yet there are moments when reaching our goals takes so much time and effort that we feel that we’re moving forward at a snail’s pace. We can sometimes slow down and chill out for a while, but then we return to our agitated existence and our continuous struggle to reach those dreams and targets we set in our minds, and we often live with the impression that it will take forever to get to our destination.
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Do you sometimes feel you’re moving at a snail’s pace towards reaching your goals?
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Yes
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No
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I do not know what it is but sometimes something holds me back and I tend to procrastinate.
Reaching goals take time. I was reminded about moving slow when Hagi signed with Genk after being on Fiorentina too early in his career
I think it was the right move this time. He will have time to grow as a player in Belgium and in a couple of years he will probably be ready to play in a top European league.
Yes I have felt this way but sometimes going slow is a better route.
Yes, it may be a better route if you have enough time to move towards your target without feeling too much pressure to reach it at a specific moment.
Yes I would agree with you.
When you have objective you will surely meet your goal
As long as your goal is realistic and it corresponds to your abilities, yes, you will almost certainly reach it.
I understand you. When i set goals i reach goals quickly. So i setting goals. Do you have any goal for this month?
Yes, I have a goal for the immediate future and I’m trying to do my best to reach it.