What Does Success Look Like for You?
We grow up absorbing all sorts of messages about success from our society, family and education system. These go into our subconscious and impact the choices we make and how we feel about ourselves. But what does success look like for you?
From when we are young children we receive lots of messages about what being successful looks like. Somewhere in there, there is a message that being successful will make us happy but the evidence does not support that. Whilst we may be financially more successful than our predecessors, it has come at a cost.
I have written an article on this topic for Brainz Magazine https://www.brainzmagazine.com/post/what-does-success-look-like-for-you.
So what does true success look like for you?
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