Dec '24 • General discussion
What does success mean to you?
I recently had a conversation with my wife about success. When I was younger, I used to equate success solely with money—a person’s salary or the balance in their bank account. Over time, my perspective has shifted. Here's what I've come to believe:
1. Success is subjective. Whatever metrics you choose to define success will ultimately shape—or constrain—you. It's a personal and evolving concept.
2. Money is okay, but it’s not everything. Living within your means, having enough to solve problems, and being able to enjoy your day-to-day life can be more fulfilling than chasing endless financial benchmarks.
3. Success evolves with time. Your definition of success will change depending on where you are in your individual journey. If you’re taking meaningful actions toward your goals, that in itself is success. Don't let yourself be ruled by "late indicators" (results or outcomes). Instead, appreciate the process, the current moment, and the effort you're putting in—objectively, or at least as objectively as possible.
How do you define success in your li
fe right now?
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What does success mean to you?
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