It really is strange the way I work for success but when I get there cannot appreciate it. I enjoy the road to success and the struggle - even when it gets hard. But when I achieve my goal, I feel suddenly and totally stressed. Only in retrospect can I begin to enjoy the moment and admit just how great it was. (Sarah Brightman)

It really is strange the way I work for success but when I get there cannot appreciate it. I enjoy the road to success and the struggle - even when it gets hard. But when I achieve my goal, I feel suddenly and totally stressed. Only in retrospect can I begin to enjoy the moment and admit just how great it was.

Sarah Brightman

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