QotD: How do you measure success?
Is there a pinnacle that you personally feel that you need to achieve to be successful? Do you feel like you have been successful?
9-9-13 Success
- Niveous
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9-9-13 Success
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- Billy's Little Trip
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Re: 9-9-13 Success
I measure my success by how badly others are doing.
....not really, but that's all I could think of. It makes for a stress free lifestyle.
....not really, but that's all I could think of. It makes for a stress free lifestyle.
- Paco Del Stinko
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Re: 9-9-13 Success
Well, I don't believe success to be how many toys, shiny cars, mega this-n-thats you have. I think it's more of a cosmic spirituality thing, or something like finding peace within yourself. You could be living under the bridge and still be successful, by that measure anyway.
Bringin' the stink since 2006.
- fluffy
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Re: 9-9-13 Success
I measure success based on how much of a difference I'm making. The work I did on the original Kindle made a HUGE difference for a lot of people. I don't feel like I've replicated that success since then. I hope I didn't peak at 29.
- RangerDenni
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Re: 9-9-13 Success
Every time I don't get psyched out by other people's expectations or definitions of me and stick to my own plans and determinations - I am a success. I know what I'm doing but that's hard to remember because there's lots of Very Loud Stimuli everywhere. Sometimes it starts to appear that everyone knows a LOT better than I do how to go about the business of being a Denise than I know I do during my more confident, quiet moments.
This strikes me as illogical.
This strikes me as illogical.
"Really interesting how the point you’re making slowly emerges like Martin Sheen from the mud in Apocalypse Now..." ~j$