Life success.

Maintaining the balance between work and family is a difficult task. It is true that there are several people who are quite successful in their work or business, but their family lives are horrible. Our role is different. At workplace, you have to behave in such and such a manner, but at home, that behavior will not work with wife and children. At home, one needs to be a gentle,homely person. At home, one need not be calculative. You can be natural and relaxed. The moment we enter the gate of our house, we have to forget all the worries and tensions of the workplace.

There are some men who work so hard to be successful that they don't have time for their family. The wives are alone and therefore look for companionship elsewhere and the children feel as though they're fatherless. The husbands will say they are doing this for their family, but the truth is, most wives and children would rather have less and a husband and father than the things his wealth can bring. A successful husband and father is one who provides himself as the head of the family as well as the basic needs for his family.

This is a really interesting topic. I think the answer is not so easy.Money is very important in and every ones life to be more successful.But,we can see people with out mush money are living a happy life.I think success is our happiness. If a person is unhappy, then this situation cannot be called a success.Of course all of us need money to make a living. And every person feels a little better when he or she has a little more spare money.if you love your family and friends you will take care of them, so that you will be successful in your social relations and so on. love, in my opinion, is the best solution for leading a successful life.

It can't be right. It depends of course on how success is defined, but I think that if you're effective and happy in one area, you'll be so in all. A tangible example; I developed 'Friends for Leisure'. I discovered that when disabled children were not at school there was nothing for them to do. Parents were scared, leaders of youth organisations felt they couldn't cope, these kids had no home friends. Well I and my organisation provided support, encouragement and training Friends for Leisure was born. I left soon after for a more senior job, but I was sent a video. Disabled kids and non-disabled kids were firm friends, all types of youth organistions accepted disabled members, in this video 2 friends, who'd met at youth club went Christmas shopping together. ;-) guilty looks all round, instead of buying presents as intended, they'd spent their money on new party frocks. Success? Oh yeh, lol