Living in Alignment with Your Definition of Success - EP180

Destined To Be

English - January 18, 2022 09:00 - 39 minutes - 36.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 129 ratings
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Most people grow up with the end goal to become successful. Though what does success even mean?

What if instead of striving to be successful based on what others are doing or to be looked at as successful by others, you got real with yourself with what success really means to you?

How can you live in alignment with your idea of success and continue to redefine it as you continue to evolve?

On this episode of Destined to Be, we discuss how the definition of success is subjective and why it’s so important to not compare yourself to others’ definition. We explore Jeremiah’s and Mallory’s ideas of success starting at a young age to now, and how it has evolved over time.

We discuss how to live in alignment with your idea of success, addressing the importance of having the right network, mentors, routines, and fulfilling goals.

Listen in for insight on how you can get clear on your definition of success in all areas of life, reflect it in your day to day, and adjust along the way.

Key Takeaways

Getting trapped in the comparison trap when it comes to success

How Jeremiah used to think of success and how that has evolved in every season of his life

How Mallory used to think of success and when that idea shifted

How having entrepreneurship parents made Mallory’s idea of success much different compared to Jeremiah’s

Success continues to evolve and change

Why it’s important to have a network that matches your idea of success/what you’re working towards

The limited beliefs that Jeremiah has struggled with when working to evolve

The importance of knowing what will really fulfill you

How having a mentor has affected Mallory’s success journey

Learning to redefine success as you grow

How Jeremiah and Mallory gage success now