I think this point of view is due to your definition of success. You have a very "Protestant Work Ethic" angle (not that that's a bad thing in any way). To pla

I think this point of view is due to your definition of success. You have a very "Protestant Work Ethic" angle (not that that's a bad thing in any way). To play Devil's Advocate, I would say the best example you could set to your kids is show them that what counts in life isn't money or a career, that to be happy you shouldn't sacrifice your family life or work yourself to the ground. That what is important is spending as much of the little time we have on this planet with the people we love. Even if that means not having the corner office or the biggest house or the newest car on the block.