I am always quite surprised to see these as being labeled "overachiever" goals (they are pretty commonly expressed similarly). Being an "overachiever" means :

I am always quite surprised to see these as being labeled "overachiever" goals (they are pretty commonly expressed similarly). Being an "overachiever" means : benefiting from the work of others (food, clothes, transports, ...) for roughly 23 years (time it takes to complete a master degree), then contributing to society for roughly 7 years (until the "successful company is built) by working extremely and then benefiting from the work of other for 60 more years (assuming death at 90) once financial independence is reached. This is absolutely not sustainable for society as a whole, if more people managed to do that, mankind would not be better off. The fact that you have been able to complete your last goal, and that you are still contributing to society in a meaningful way, hopefully for many years to come is a much better outcome for everyone than if these self imposed goals had been reached. And the fact that you are content with your achievements so far a reflection of that. You are absolutely succeeding at life, and you actually have overachieved those goals.