
About this episode
In this episode, I share some lessons learned from visiting the Kennedy Space Center down in Florida.
- NASA Engineers and astronauts recognize that they will never see the fruits of their labor
- They know that the goals along the way matter just as much as the end goal
- They know that their may never be a true "end"
- They get value and fulfillment from the practice of showing up and taking one tiny step forward
- They see the larger picture in their work and focus on inching it slightly closer
- They know that the future doesn't happen if they don't lay the groundwork
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