When can you say that you are successful?
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For I consider myself to be successful in life when I am satisfied. Money, property, job are materialistic things. One should have good friends and relationships in life. I don't consider a person a successful person if he/she is a billionaire but has no one to share his/her feelings with anyone.
I can be successful when my family and friends are healthy and happy and when I am financially independent.
Yes you're so right my friend, money is useless if you're unhappy, if you lack honest and loyal friends. If we have a happy and a healthy family, then feeling will be priceless. We feel over the moon if achieved our goals day by day. We are building our future everyday.
In my opinion, a person is said to be successful does not mean he has a lot of money and possessions or has achieved financial freedom, a high social position, or has become a government official. But for me it is being able to go through every failure without giving up, so that we can achieve what we have intended or planned.
I consider myself successful if I achieved all my goals in life. There are other things I consider I succeed but there are prime things that I have not achieved yet like becoming a lawyer and travel tour to Las Vegas, Nevada. I toured many countries like Australia New Zealand, Brunei, China, Malaysia, Seoul, Korea, and Thailand but never had I toured my dream place, Las Vegas.
For me success is the ability to accept things that one cannot change and I think I have succeded in reaching there
Success means different things to different people. Some will consider himself/herself as successful if s(he) makes a lot of money. Some may consider themselves successful is s(he) has made a contribution to the society. For me, achieving financial freedom and have a happy and healthy life is success.
I can say that I am successful when I can buy whatever I need without checking the price tag, help my family and others, have my own home, and build animal shelters, among other things.
