August 16, 2012
What annual salary must you make to feel successful?
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Billy on September 10, 2012 8:53 AM | Reply
Success, like happiness, is where I find it, seldom where I seek it. So it's not about the money, because there will never be enough. It's about the feeling of self worth I get when I create something of value for Mankind. Even better, when it is also of value to Mother Earth.
Ian on September 10, 2012 6:49 PM | Reply
Money does not make you successful. Regardless of how much of it you have.
Successful is determined by whether or not you succeed. Did you succeed in all the tasks you set for yourself? If all the tasks you set for yourself are based upon money? Okay, then there's a loophole in my logic. However you have to be awfully dense to think that everything revolves around money.
Remember, all those BIG businessmen who got those BIG bonuses from the taxpayer bailouts?
They think of themselves as having been successful. They succeeded in creating one of the biggest mortgage fiasco's in this countries history. Thousands of people loosing their homes and dreams because of looking for that "bonus".