Success Is Subjective
What do we think about success ? For me success is something subjective not objective . We cannot set one firm definition for success . Success is something subjective . Everyone has their own parameters to gage their level of success . For a girl who is married; success is a blissful family and well clad children. Man who is a business man will consider himself prosperous when he rules the market. Similarly if there are two doctors serving in same hospital and department will have different views about success . One may consider himself as a successful doctor because he serves and help needy people. While on other side another doctor may consider himself successful on basis of money in his account or luxuries he has.
We can achieve our dreams once we become confident enough to set our own definition of success to the world and convince them that your path is different from them. You are living different part of story in this world so how can your success ideology be same as others. It can be same with few but not everyone. According to Walter Elias Disney co-founder, The Walt Disney Company, “All are dreams can come true if we have courage to peruse them.
In a nutshell, success is what you want to be and where you want to be. Once you follow your dream you become contented and happy. That feeling of satisfaction and joy is called success in other terms. So let’s just stop pulling legs of each other and open our minds to accept views of other people as well because rigidness is something related to the dead, a person who is alive is flexible as well as open to all sorts’ of opinion. Be broad minded in a true sense
I'll take it further, success is also broken into two categories: external and internal. You speak well on internal success, which is a reflection of personal goals and achievements that make an individual feel fulfilled and happy. But there is also external success, what society (our family, friends, etc.) consider success and how well we achieve in others eyes. The business man may be successful to the world, but internally he may "hate" his life and live in misery. A homeless person may be externally looked at as a failure, but internally feel content.
Success is subjective, but I think people tend to feel the most successful when their subjective external and internal successes match. In the end, we seek acceptance from the outside world, and within ourselves.
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