>When I say success I mean having a clear goal of where you want to go and achieving it. I strongly disagree with this. Goals - insofar as they exist at all -

>When I say success I mean having a clear goal of where you want to go and achieving it. I strongly disagree with this. Goals - insofar as they exist at all - should always be small, fluid, and constantly shifting based on how you evolve and grow as a person. Who you are in five years should be completely different and better than the person you are today. That only happens by establishing systems of behavior that meet higher order ideals of what is good and virtuous, not embedding your entire understanding of success into a single end point. It's far more effective to measure the hours of each day by the quality of your habits than the years of your life spent fighting for some arbitrary accomplishment that may never come.