🌅 Stardate 11.02.25
I know the feeling you get when you cross the finish line. Endorphins dance in your head. Your heart races. Friends cheer, and you feel that deep satisfaction of victory. The harder the race, the greater the joy when you finally succeed.
But some people believe that moment marks the end. I beg to differ—especially when it comes to learning and growing. The truth is, your race is never really over. Graduation is not final; it’s simply another starting line.
A mentor once described success as “a continuous journey toward the achievement of predetermined worthwhile goals.”That definition still echoes in my heart. But what happens when you check off every box on your list? Is life complete? I think not.
Success, in my view, is learning to move the goalposts. You’re not done when you reach the end zone—you’re just ready for the next game. You take what you’ve learned, and you teach others. You pour your experience into those still running their race. You make learning not a chapter, but a way of life.
Because in God’s story, the best is always yet to come.
🖖 Captain’s Addendum
Bones: “You know, Spock, I sometimes wonder if you ever take a victory lap.”
Spock: “Doctor, logic dictates that when the finish line moves, the lap is irrelevant.”
Bones: “Maybe so, but I’ll still take a bow when I make it through the day.”
Michael: “Perhaps both of you are right. Life’s not about choosing between the victory lap and the next race—it’s about celebrating progress while keeping your heart set on the mission ahead.”
✝️ Scripture of the Day
“I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.”
— Philippians 3:14
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