I put a post out on facebook the other day about
success. My brother had some comments
which are understandable. It was just a
throw away quote that I found in my book somewhere. I probably stole it from someone (the number
one rule of writing: steal everything that you can).
There's a good chance that I used to define myself by my
success at work. I don't think there's
anything wrong with that. But I think
when you're doing that you become dependent on someone else to tell you if you
are successful or not.
I don't make a lot of money.
I've been fired/laid-off/suspended from most of my jobs. I'm at a job now where there's really no room
to grow. But I am successful. I like my job. I think I'm relatively good at it. I have a great family. I'm a very good person.
And while everyone is different, this is how I define
success.
Success in life usually can be traced back to relationships
with people and how those relationships are cultivated by treating those people
the right way.
Correspondingly bad
outcomes can be derived from dealings with the wrong people.
I put a post out on facebook the other day about
success. My brother had some comments
which are understandable. It was just a
throw away quote that I found in my book somewhere. I probably stole it from someone (the number
one rule of writing: steal everything that you can).
There's a good chance that I used to define myself by my
success at work. I don't think there's
anything wrong with that. But I think
when you're doing that you become dependent on someone else to tell you if you
are successful or not.
I don't make a lot of money.
I've been fired/laid-off/suspended from most of my jobs. I'm at a job now where there's really no room
to grow. But I am successful. I like my job. I think I'm relatively good at it. I have a great family. I'm a very good person.
And while everyone is different, this is how I define
success.
Success in life usually can be traced back to relationships
with people and how those relationships are cultivated by treating those people
the right way.
Correspondingly bad
outcomes can be derived from dealings with the wrong people.
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