Success? What’s That??
!Insert Your Definition Here!
Happy magnificent Monday, you go-getter you! What a fantastic thought to start the week off! Success! As with many things, success is relative. What does that term even mean? It means it’s about perception, and “the beauty in perception is in the lens you use to view it.”
My question to you now is, if someone asked you, What does success look like for you? What would you say? Comment down below and let me know! I find that our current circumstances shape our definitions of anything! We tend to provide glass-half-full definitions when life is on the upswing, and the contrary is true when turbulence is around. How can we bring our community together to be sure that we are each strong enough to look at the glass half full in any circumstance? Asking for a friend. I am no psychologist; I am just someone who enjoys learning and sharing my opinions with the world. I believe that our way forward on the task of positivity in the midst of adversity is to encourage each other. There are times where we have all felt as if we were the only person experiencing the difficulty of the moment, but that is where a support system comes in. knowing that you have someone to help you and be honest with you can mean the difference between your highs and your lows.
Have you ever pondered to yourself, HUMMMMM I don’t have much money, so am I really successful, or maybe, I don’t have the career that I thought I would go by now, so can I say that I have success? Well, you sound like me, and I am sure you sound like many others. In those thoughts, I challenge you to think of where you are, what you have, and what you have accomplished. Chances are when you break it down; you will see you are much more successful than you give yourself credit for.
So, Success? What’s That?- Great question, the answer is, what you define it as in the moment. Our community challenge is that regardless of what the moment looks like for you, your definition of success will consistently be something of value and sustenance for your big picture. We spend enough time concerned with the well-being of others, but how much time do we spend concerned with our own?
