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ARRIVAL  \ ə-ˈrī-vəl \ noun

1 the act of arriving
2 the attainment of an end or state
3 one that has recently arrived, newly emerged

But I also feel that I could not be more prepared for such a herculean task; in fact, I’ve been preparing for this every day of my life.  Flexibility. Openness. Empathy. Forgiveness.

–Sara Potler LaHayne; Thrive Global

“Despite knowing the journey and where it leads… I embrace it. And I welcome every moment of it.”  -Louise Banks, Arrival (the movie) 

“The Good Life is not a place at which you arrive, it’s a lens through which you see and create.”  -Jonathan Fields   

We must first arrive at ourselves, and understand that Time — our past, present, and future — is all linked.  –Thrive Journal

Take some time to visualize what it would be like for it to arrive? What will be required of you? Who will be looking to you? – Jathan Maricelli

“All throughout human history, genius has occasionally emerged. When those damn thinkers arrive with good ideas and plans… the crowd tends to… kill them.” -Chad Grills 

“You will not learn how to succeed unless you fail.  You won’t discover who you are by playing it safe.  You need to take chances.”  -Joe Starita, UNL Professor

His signature teaching — and he applied it to almost every part of existence — was that there is no end or destination. Watts knew that the point was ultimately to be where you are and experience things as they are here and now rather than in some romanticized past or future. -Zat Rana