how do you measure " success"
@parassiniprashob (479)
India
January 8, 2007 5:06am CST
different people measure differently, some people say its the college degree you earned which determines success. some says its the money , family background, job , assets etc etc . How do you measure success , is their any unit to measure ?
4 responses
@camar_lyn (1028)
• Singapore
18 Mar 07
To me, success is personal. It's the internalisation of your achievements and the rewards you reap after your blood, sweat and tears went into something you put your mind to. You only need tunnel vision for this to happen.
There's really no unit of measure as it is 'qualitative' in statistical terms. Your only yardstick would be ' self actualisation' on maslow's hierarchy of needs. Cheers!
@Wanderlaugh (1622)
• Australia
8 Jan 07
One thing I've discovered is that if you measure success by other people's standards, it's meaningless. You can do the whole shopping list and still be a dismal wreck, a person who did nothing but what someone else said was important.
After all, can you be a success at anything, if none of it was your idea?
@delhirockz (569)
• India
8 Jan 07
TO ME SUCCESS IS UR POSITION ......FAMILY BACKGROUND COLLEGE DEGREE MONEY CAN BE EARNED BY ANY PERSON....BUT COLLECTING ASSETS AND HAVING A GOOD NAME IS WHAT SUCCESS MEANS
