"I Just Wanna Be Successful..."

Every person in life if you asked them "Do you want to be successful?" I'm pretty sure the majority would say yes, but what is success? Is successful having a nice house, nice clothes, nice cars and lots of money? Is it having a loving home with a wonderful family? Is it being an inventor of something that changes the face of history? Or is it simply being happy with yourself and your life?

I believe that success is different for each and every single person in the world, I think we as people have individual ideas on what success is to us and what it would mean to us. Generally the manufactured idea of success is having a big house with lots of money, expensive cars and a family. Now granted if you place yourself in that position there no way you can say this is not a successful life, but I believe that for me personally more things are important to me than money,cars or big houses. Some people work so long and so hard that life just passes them by and before they know it everything is gone. Every one has goals in life to do certain things and depending on the type of person you are, where you've come from, how you've grown up or just your current situation.

Every one comes from different lives and places which means they will having different ambitions and success to one person will not mean success to another, does that mean its any less valuable? No it doesn't because at the end of the day what matter the most is what you yourself think about yourself, if you can look in the mirror and know that you believe you've had or are having a successful life it doesn't matter. I believe being successful isn't having material things or even having a family, I believe success is being completely happy with yourself and your life no matter what you are doing. If you can be happy in life that is the real success in life, money can't buy happiness, cars can't, nice clothes they can fill the void but like I said before the ultimate success is Happiness

Time next time y'all

A x

No one ever attains very eminent success by simply doing what is required of them; it is the amount and excellence of what is over and above the required that determines the greatness of ultimate distinction.