Much like the GPS System in your vehicle that directs the path to a final destination, your life and your plan for your life must be equally essential and comparative. The GPS in your car is voice-controlled, or you can manually enter the information you need to reach any destination. Supplying an address without the state will lead you to a goal, but not the one you want. In this case, your GPS will assume that the country you reside in is the state associated with the address you entered. When this happens, the address entered may not be found, but you continue to repeat the same information with no definitive, accurate results. Realizing that you have not changed your default state, you now enter the appropriate country, followed by an address, and ‘wallah,’ you have arrived.
Therefore, your human GPS System is your ability to think for yourself. Your thinking-mapping abilities originate in previous mind trips, which establish a course for continued use. It’s your repetition of memory recall that teaches you much of what you need to know as you quickly become an expert in any given life destination. Life and its lessons become your map to avoid the pitfalls of your future journey. Your internal mapping ability allows you to navigate your life’s journey without pause, though not without mistakes. It’s in the mistakes of life that we learn, and without making mistakes, we’re not living a purpose-driven life.
Every book that I write is my personal experience into something of worth, whether it was good or bad. I subscribe to the practice of documented storytelling to teach valuable lessons in survival, commitment, and dedication. Through all of this mental navigation, one can learn the value of thinking linearly, which keeps one focused and determined. So, feel, and then act.
This Article was Last Updated On: November 5, 2025