π When Fortune magazine asked me the key to being wildly successful before 40, what was the first thing that burst into my mind? π
I thought: Everything I thought about success was wrong.
I thought success was:
π The top of the ladder
π Big titles
π Bigger offices
π Even bigger paychecks
What I realized?
I was living someone elseβs dream. π
What did I do?
I hit reset on my definition of success. ππΌ
What Iβve learned about success:
π Success is not copy/paste. Forget copying other people. What work for them may not work for you. Define success for yourself!
π It’s okay to pivot. Whether it’s moving across, down, or starting over, success isn’t always “up” β embrace the jungle gym!
π Make failure part of your story. Failure isnβt the end—itβs part of the journey. Every risk and obstacle teaches us something new.
π Balance matters. Success at work shouldn’t mean sacrificing your personal life. Prioritize what makes you truly happy.
π Dare to be bold. The road less traveled may seem daunting, but it’s where the real growth happens.
π Success is never βdone.β Give yourself permission to evolve with it. π
You do YOU.
Success is not one-size-fits-all.
In fact,
Iβm still defining it for myself!
You can read the full article here.
Thanks to Fortune for this opportunity and very cool to be featured with incredible wisdom from:
Bernice Chao β¨
Sam Panitch
Erkeda DeRouen, MD β¨ Digital Health Risk Management Consultant βοΈTEDxer
Ariya Malek, M.A.
Katy Culver
Brandon Baum
Nacho De Marco
Jenny Xu
Crissi Cole
Stefan Chekanov
Sophia Kianni
Katie Thomas, CPA
Nicole Casperson
What about youβ¦
How do you define success?
And, as always, GIDDY UP, my friends! π
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