Achieving goals.

Focusing on the process rather than the result might just be how it's supposed to be achieved. Obsessing over results has never been a correct choice, as far as I've learned. Enjoying the process is truly what sets us apart from others trying to achieve the same results. Once you recognize this, you automatically step up on the invisible race that's going on. That's the theory, at least.
There's so much that I've wanted to achieve; every time I tried, I've failed miserably, obsessing over results. Thinking, "I don't have enough time," every single time. While, truly, it was never about that to begin with. I'll never have "enough time," whether I'm in my 20s or 30s. From now on, I'll enjoy the things I'm doing. I'll stop being greedy.