MeasuringSuccess


Measuring Success

 

People have a wide variety of ways to measure success, both their own, and others (not necessarily in the same way).

 

There are seeming/apparent contradictions in how some measure success, for example, those who have assetts/money of some amount (wealth accumulation is one historical measure of success), and yet, seem to be both unhappy, and lack the freedom to spend their time as they wish.

 

The NYT Article: In Silicon Valley, Millionaires Who Don’t Feel Rich (see also the print version with full text on one page) provides several anecdotes of individuals, couples, and families who have apparent success by many measures but do not seem to act like, behave like, or frankly feel that they are successful.

 

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