As you scroll through your social feed, there are two things you’re likely to see: the success of others and the elusive notion of your own. Depending on who you follow, success could mean anything from an exotic vacation to the accumulation of wealth. But the truth is that most of us struggle to define success in a meaningful way.
What if we all tried to shift our focus to what really matters? Arianna Huffington argues that we need to redefine what success looks like. In her new book, she explores four pillars that are central to her sense of success, including a commitment to justice, passion for work, the importance of community and the pursuit of balance.
For students, success means a well-rounded and healthy lifestyle. This can include financial stability (not living from paycheck to paycheck), a strong network of friends and family, and the ability to engage in philanthropic endeavors or indulge in hobbies. It also includes being spiritually sound and having a solid foundation for long-term health.
In a recent interview with GOBankingRates, billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban shared his No. 1 wealth-building tip. He also explains why it’s important to be willing to fail as part of the journey. For entrepreneurs, the ability to embrace failure and learn from it is a key component of success. It’s not for the faint of heart, but it can be a path to happiness and fulfillment.