"your way towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about someone or something traveling or heading along a particular path. For example: "He chose to take his own way towards success."
Make your way towards Gaius's back then down toward his waist.
You should think of college as a great chance to work your way towards the career you want.
Gradually inching your way towards some kind of expertise on a particular subject is one of the great excitements of being a writer.
Imagine the adrenaline rushing through your body as you made your way towards certain death, or maybe just a really hard beating!
Boxer works along similar lines – swiping your way towards Inbox Zero – but supports Exchange, Yahoo, Hotmail and AOL as well as Gmail.
Wordbase looks like a wordsearch puzzle, but it adds a competitive spin: you're spelling words to make your way towards an opponent's base: "The ultimate vocabulary smackdown," as the Google Play listing puts it.
If necessary, be prepared to inch your way towards a new career path through a series of smaller moves, building up new relevant skills and experience along the way.
It isn't as difficult as it seems – you just need to work your way towards the degree step by step and you will soon notice how academic challenges become easier to face.
So, here are the three counter-intuitive principles to get you on your way towards successful career change: 1) Act it out, don't figure it out When you don't know what else you want to do, it's easy to get stuck in analysis paralysis.
Tackle the lowest hanging fruit and you are on your way towards accomplishing your goal.
After the self-flagellation, it is time to start drinking your way towards Friday and Saturday night's bonfire.
