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What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Deany - Feb 24, 2024
QOTD:
What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time?
For me, lots of monies.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Charlie Sheen - Feb 24, 2024
Make enough money that you never stress, all bills on autopay. Everything paid off, no car payments or house payments and a happy and healthy family.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Kalvaxas - Feb 24, 2024
Honestly, my definition of success is pretty simple, though achieving it is not. In order for me to feel successful, I wouldn't ever have to decline to go somewhere because of financial issues or work schedules. I'd want the flexibility and financial stability to be able to go to family events or go on vacation with friends that ask me, even if that meant taking work on the go.
Also, what Charlie Sheen said. All bills on autopay. Everything paid off. A happy and healthy family. Though the first part of what I typed would make me feel successful. The rest would be an eventual added bonus.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Euaggelistes - Feb 24, 2024
Strong relationships with others.
Learning how to deal with reality and not "should be" or "should have".
Everything else mentioned is nice, but not a necessity for success.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - an4l 1st - Feb 24, 2024
Success is an inevitable result of the individual who knows him/herself well enough and effectively applies this knowledge in order to control him/herself during the necessary amount of time to achieve a certain state.
So yes, success is temporary. The glory is forever, where glory is the memory the individual has from being successful in the past.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Omniscient - Feb 24, 2024
Success now is waking up every day and going to bed every night. So yeah, for me that's changed. I guess I'm past the "get rich" phase. Not that I don't worry about money or that I'm rich. Just that now I don't want to spend my days trying to obtain it.
Success is really just being able to do what you want, when you want, for me at least.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Grim - Feb 25, 2024
(Feb 24, 2024 12:41 PM)Deany Wrote: QOTD:
What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time?
For me, lots of monies.
money, house , fame , success in your career
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - akai64 - Feb 26, 2024
definition of success is being respected by peers and have self respect
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - 2xTheTap115 - Feb 26, 2024
For me, the definition of success is simply being happy, and this never changed in my case. For me, the greatest success is that I get up in the morning and have another interesting day ahead of me, that my loved ones are okay, healthy and smiling. No material possessions or professional successes can replace this.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - KellyMathers - Feb 26, 2024
(Feb 24, 2024 01:22 PM)Charlie Sheen Wrote: Make enough money that you never stress, all bills on autopay. Everything paid off, no car payments or house payments and a happy and healthy family.
Really though.
What more could someone want?
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Euaggelistes - Feb 26, 2024
(Feb 26, 2024 03:28 AM)2xTheTap115 Wrote: For me, the definition of success is simply being happy, and this never changed in my case. For me, the greatest success is that I get up in the morning and have another interesting day ahead of me, that my loved ones are okay, healthy and smiling. No material possessions or professional successes can replace this.
Love this. Thanks for sharing!
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Domestos - Feb 26, 2024
I'm still at the "Make as much cash as possible" phase, hopefully one day I'll get past this phase lol
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Purgatory - Aug 15, 2024
To me, success is when you can come to terms with what you have right in this moment and be satisfied.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Phantom_NiNja - Aug 15, 2024
(Feb 24, 2024 12:41 PM)Deany Wrote: QOTD:
What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time?
For me, lots of monies.
For me success is more on accomplishing our goals.
Me it's having enough money that you don't worry about bills and you never have to punch a timesheet
or a company you work for. It's also having a healthy family and just enjoying life and spending time for family.
RE: What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time? - Jamika - Aug 16, 2024
(Feb 24, 2024 12:41 PM)Deany Wrote: QOTD:
What's your definition of success? Has it changed over time?
For me, lots of monies.
Sure it differs according to ur age and ur goal, i thinkits simply the ability to achieve ur goal in the needed time, right?