How Do You Define Success?
People think about success in usually the same way - if you’re rich, if you’re a jetsetter, if you’re a moviestar, if you’re traveling constantly and making great sums of money, you’re a success. But I’d like to talk about success in an individual way.
I believe success is different to every person. I believe you determine what your success looks like - and it’s different from anyone else’s picture.
Mine looks like this: I run my own business (actually two of them), I get to work with the people I choose to work with who have the same passion about what they do that I have in what I do. They respect me and my boundaries. They are amazing people and I feel privileged they have decided to work with me as their VA.
I am able to work the hours I want to work and the days I want to work (most of the time anyway). I am able to do the things I love. I am able to work from my home office. I am able this week to be with my mother who is having surgery.
This is my definition of success. I live a joyful life, I have a wonderful family, I have the best clients in the world, I have a business that is new and thrilling and challenging every day, I have an amazing team member who is my pride and joy (you make me happy, Tracey DelCamp), and I am able to be with my family when the need arises.
So I ask you today to think about how YOU define success. Is it the definition that everyone has created for you? Or is it your definition? Think about what you want in life and make it happen. That is success!
I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Vickie







