Wherever you are right now, it's a step in the journey to wherever you are going.
People don't always see it that way.
If you were at the end of your journey, you wouldn't have much left to do. Or you would be dead.
If you are comfortable being where you are now, look again tomorrow. You may not feel the same.
If you don't like where you are, what are you doing about it?
Critically, though, the question is, where are you going?
People who are in 'the-end-of-journey' frame of mind cannot move ahead simply because there is no 'ahead' for them. As long as they stay in this state they will not summon the energy to go - nowhere!
When you are comfortable you celebrate getting here. You look back at the road you have travelled and marvel at what you have accomplished - and so you should! Quickly, though, this can become the 'the-end-of-journey' frame of mind. The attempt to keep the 'I-have-arrived' frame of mind at bay is commonly seen as 'wanting more' and often expressed as 'how much is enough?'
Well, it is not about 'enough'. It is about staying motivated to keep on with the journey. Perhaps taking a different road, accumulating different 'more'.
When it is enough, it is over.
Those who don't like where they are will do everything to get out, or else get mired in the despondency of stagnation. The latter mind set manifests itself as 'it's not for me'; or 'I don't have what it takes'; or 'no one in my family has ever...', and so on.
It may be that they don't see the stars, or they don't believe they can reach them.
When you determine that you must get moving you signal to all your senses that you will only accept a forward motion. You light a fire to propel you out of the place you don't like.
Will it take you where you want to go?
