
Are you successful ?What defines success to you ?
Is it what people say about you, or what you think about yourself ?
It seems that we are all in pursuit of what success represents to each of us individually. But what does it look like, feel like, and more importantly, when do we know we have it ?
You can’t manage what you can’t measure.
Ask yourself these two questions,
1) What motivates you?
2) What incentivizes you?
If money isn’t a primary driver, it wouldn’t be wise to start playing the comparison game and looking around at what cars people are driving or what size houses they are living in, would it ?
It’s important to measure success the right way because it informs how you spend your time and effort. If you don’t measure success in terms of what’s truly important to you, you can’t work towards getting there.
Discover your values
Highly motivated people often focus too much on execution without spending enough time to think about what to execute in the first place. Being able to achieve a success metric is hard, but knowing which metric to achieve is important.
Discover what you value and choose your own metrics for success. If you don’t choose for yourself, you’ll end up flowing with the current of the culture around you, which may or may not be fulfilling for you.
Compare yourself only to yourself
We have a tendency to measure our success in comparison to other people. If your friend (insert your friends name) is making more money than you, you might feel like a failure.
Measure what’s hard to measure
It’s easy to measure financial success. You can see a number in your bank account and compare it to others’ bank accounts.
Measure results over the long-term
Success doesn’t happen overnight. It usually takes a lot of failures to get there. Don’t just measure immediate tangible results to define success. Consider what you’ve learned and how it will help you achieve success in the future. Don’t define yourself solely by your current circumstances. Consider who you are becoming.
Measure outcomes, not proxies
It’s easy to measure proxies for success. Secondary metrics, such as the number of social media followers you have, might be a proxy for marketing success, but Instagram followers don’t always translate to business results.
Learn and iterate
Sony measured success based on profits from playstation consoles Netflix measured success based on subscriptions for streaming movies/series on the Internet. DVD rentals were yesterday’s metric for success. Streaming subscriptions is today’s metric for success. You know who won that battle.
Success is an ongoing process of one’s personal striving to become MORE in life, whether its improving your one or all of the 4 Pillars To Mastery (Health, Wealth, Relationships & Spirituality)
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