How Do You Define Success?

@mythociate (21432)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
April 10, 2021 11:10am CST
I guess What one-fact do you take as 'a clear sign that a business/country/person is a success-story?' The way I'd figure it, Hillary Clinton was the most successful candidate in the 2016 Presidential race (because she had the most voters backing her). But apparently America's definition of success is messed up; because the candidate THEY (mostly the Senate, with NONE of them seconding the Representatives' objections to the States' electoral-counts) thought succeeded was Donald Trump. That is---MY definition is 'more people viewing your content (mostly because they agree with your opinions or method-of-conversation).' What's YOUR definition of success?
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@RebeccasFarm (89832)
• Arvada, Colorado
10 Apr 21
Success to me is saving around $50,000 to give to my son when I die..at least that much..he will need it.
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@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
10 Apr 21
Sad that--by that time--it'll probably only be WORTH about $10,000 in today's money (unless you mean to save him around $250,000)
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@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
10 Apr 21
@RebeccasFarm But you give him a love he can pass on to his own children---a value untouchable by inflation's depreciation!
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• Arvada, Colorado
10 Apr 21
@mythociate Exactly..and I will be lucky to save a few thousand.
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• United States
10 Apr 21
Many people view success by how much money a person has or how well a person is doing but to me that is the worlds view of it too me success is accomplishing goals that you have set out to do seeing them through until you reach the finish line of your goals. One of the phrases that i say all the time is this it is one thing to speak your dream it is another thing to see your dream but if you only speak your dream and see your dream and never act upon your dream to see it through then what is the use of dreaming at all.
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@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
10 Apr 21
Still, sometimes you have to knock (loud and long) before you can enter the door to success. But then if you knock on too many doors, the housekeeper won't believe you truly WANT to enter ... but if you don't knock on ANY doors, you'll never know?