The path to any destination is a lane paved to be trodden by men. The lane could be labyrinth or straight, lengthy or short, or wide or broad; the kind all depends on the glory of the destination. Hence, glorious destinations are destinations with paths less trodden by men, as many see these paths as tortuous and tedious.

The man who loves to tread these paths will go further than the one who loves the destination. The former has mastered the indispensability of mustering his strength and channeling his passion towards paying the price to the destination. He understands the bane of 'failures': the mere ambition of nurturing dreams without paying the price for the destination.

He also understands that life is based on process; hence, he cultivates the habit of loving to tread tortuous and tedious paths, knowing that such love has more compelling and sustaining force than the love for the destination. Dreams alone do not guarantee the success of reaching any destination; a giant and consistent stride need to be taken for success.

Therefore, the man who loves walking will go further than the man who loves the destination because his strength is likely the weakness of the other -- the weakness to take steps towards achieving dreams. While the latter is being discouraged by this weakness, the former tends to be making advances. Hence, he goes further than the other.
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