Are you #OnPoint?

I have over time heard the phrase used severally among young people in our higher institutions of learning. A status update 'Driving on point...' called my attention again, to the phrase.

Literally, being on point should mean sustaining your movement/progress in the right direction, with vision, focus, commitment, and persistence.

This calls for reflection; are we really on point?

Check your life, mindset, dreams, goals, accomplishments, and actions. Do they complement one another? Do your thoughts correspond with your actions?

You can still make a U-turn, take some time out to examine your goal and actions, reexamine your motives, and think.

It’s good to be 'on point', it facilitates progress.