Quick question: What do you usually find yourself reading? News summaries, headlines, and quick bits to keep yourself updated? Or longer reads like books and articles?

We're ever more inundated with information that's eager to capture our attention.

We click because we want to stay up to speed and avoid missing out. The trouble is, the news is always changing. There's always a new headline or story to chase. And the more we chase, the more we feed the need for constant updates.

If you're like me, you're often wishing for more time to delve into the deeper stuff.

Imagine there are 100 miles between you and a goal. A place you want to get to.

But the land in between is chock full of canyons, crevasses, and crumbling cliffs.

You have two choices of how you could get there.

You could find a way on foot, sliding into ravines and trudging up switchbacks.

Up every cliff and down. Mile after mile.

Or...

You could float above it in a hot air balloon. Letting the wind carry you across.