How do you define success and how do you measure up to your own definition?
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Manik Mittal said:
8 years ago
Success is moments. Like for instance if I will be placed in your company that will be the success for me. Likewise, after 10 years I want to be in the top managerial position of your company, I will be successful. Definition of success changes with time. So, in brief at the end of the day, if you are satisfied and happy with your work then you are successful.
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Birendra Kumar said:
8 years ago
Success. Whatever you think to accomplish and you achieve it is a success.
Success is not one thing or many things. It also does not mean, in Success, a person should be highly influential or capable or rich or Superman. Success requires a courage, an interest and an intensity in a person who wants to achieve that desired and defined the goal.
Success is not one thing or many things. It also does not mean, in Success, a person should be highly influential or capable or rich or Superman. Success requires a courage, an interest and an intensity in a person who wants to achieve that desired and defined the goal.
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Mohanish Borkar said:
7 years ago
According to me, success is a journey, a journey where our destination is our aim and our goals, and the ups and downs, the failures in the way and rising each time we fall, we pick yourselves up and decide that "no stopping here, my destination is yet to come", keep going and not giving up in the way is what being successful is all about.
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Harshitha said:
2 years ago
In my point of view, without hardwork and patience success won't come. And my small achievements gives success to me and supports me to handle any issues in future.
Yes, without luck success won't come. But luck won't work in all situations and luck only doesn't give success to us.
But hard work and patience always gives success to us.
Yes, without luck success won't come. But luck won't work in all situations and luck only doesn't give success to us.
But hard work and patience always gives success to us.
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Anvesh said:
9 years ago
For me, success is understanding the difference between need and want.
A need is something that a person must have in order to thrive without it, that person will suffer either physically or mentally. A want is a choice, a desire which a person may or may not be able to get. Life will continue if a person does not get what they want.
A need is something that a person must have in order to thrive without it, that person will suffer either physically or mentally. A want is a choice, a desire which a person may or may not be able to get. Life will continue if a person does not get what they want.
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MIK said:
9 years ago
Success is hard to define but as an English trainer I'd like to define it according to my opinion: Success is 7 letter word, where there is an alphabet "U", without which there would exist a letter called success. So "U" have to be there with lot of dedication and enthusiasm to accomplish your goal to be able to reach that stage.
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Aaron Royale said:
6 years ago
Success is a journey completed well, and that you celebrate right from inside your heart.
For example, when I completed my first degree, I was full of joy and happiness and celebrated that success.
Success is also a target aimed and ultimately hit;- for example I wanted to get a first-class degree and I worked hard and got it.
For example, when I completed my first degree, I was full of joy and happiness and celebrated that success.
Success is also a target aimed and ultimately hit;- for example I wanted to get a first-class degree and I worked hard and got it.
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Satya said:
1 year ago
My Success is about having the freedom to choose how I spend my time. Freedom to pursue what I find interesting, to work on projects I'm passionate about, and to spend time with the people I love. Success isn't a one-time thing. It's about creating value, building something meaningful that has a positive impact on the world.
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Syam said:
8 years ago
Most of us define success in a materialistic approach. That means limiting the success when achieving something or the other. In my sense success is something related to our present tense. If I feel satisfactory in my present position or existence that is success irrespective of our outcomes that may be good or bad one.
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Mukthar said:
7 years ago
Success comes from failure, depression, hardworking and many more factors. It depends on us how why come up with the solutions and how well we understand ourselfs. If you commit any mistakes, you have to analysis ourselfs, or if you get failures in your life, don't get depress who knows you may going to the right way.
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