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The Definition of Success Is Autonomy

The Definition of Success Is Autonomy

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The Paradox Of Power

The Paradox Of Power

Being a CEO, or a celebrity is a sought-after state, something that is assumed to be empowering. The reality of power is quite different and shocking.

Most people dream of wealth, power, riches and fame, falsely believing that we control our destiny and fate, and if we just become richer or more famous, we will live the life we want to live, with complete freedom and autonomy.

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The Powerful Man

A person of authority, power, fame and public standing is robbed of choices. He cannot explore, drift or reinvent himself. His dependence on others and responsibilities stop him from learning and growing, and his life is robbed of any self-discovery.

The powerful man is focused on survival and is a distrusting, fearful man, existing in a golden cage.

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Success Is Autonomy

Real autonomy is the freedom to do what you want to do from the movement you get up in the morning until the time you go to bed. It is the freedom to think, to invest, to have an opinion, to spend time on an activity that we want to, and being able to redefine what success means, in our own terms.

An individual who is free to be, and is not tied to rules, obligations, people, followers, free from constraints, is truly rich and successful.

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