I think quite a bit about modes of transport.
Sometimes you are walking someplace. If you know where you are going, and the route, you can work out approximately how long it will take to get there. Perhaps you can walk faster, to get there a little sooner. Maybe you will get lost. But if you know how to get from A to B, you just have to put one foot in front of the other, over and over again, until you get there.
If you are travelling by train, things are a bit different. With a train, you just have to make it to the station on time, which might require a less-than-dignified jog. The key is knowing which train to catch, and then when to get off, when to catch another train and when to do something else altogether.
You might have gathered that this is a somewhat disorganised metaphor. People often talk about life as a journey, but I don't think enough consideration is given to the mode of transport, which should really be framing the way you think about your trip. What makes things difficult is that not everyone is on the same route, and that the appropriate vehicle can change over time (I know, I'm getting a bit lost at this point too, but I guess what I'm saying is that there is no Google Maps and that is hard).
Regardless, I think it is all too easy to get lost in logistics, rather than enjoying the ride*. So I'm trying to get better at that.
*Sorry, this got a bit trite. What I am saying is that I run for trains a lot.