Even if it’s not your final destination, a stop means you’ve arrived. In reality, it’s not your final destination because as soon as you reach a stop, you move on and life continues. However, the question remains: is the current destination or the stop you’ve reached totally desirable? That reminds me of what a man of God told me years ago when I told him they were about to hire me at a place of work. He cautioned me that not every opportunity that presents itself is beneficial! So I decided not to take the job. However, true understanding of the statement didn’t come to me until several years after that “not all blessings are desirable.” That is why when you arrive at a stop—that is, you have reached an abundance milestone—don’t take it that you have arrived at your destination; you have just arrived at a stop to continue thereafter-evolving.