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There is no such thing as succsess
When we say that a person is successful, we usually mean they have money. They "made it." And we forget that everybody needs something different.
I need a farm in the suburbs and books and creative freedom and a bottle of Chablis. My sister needs to live in a big city like London and draw all day. A friend of mine wants to be with many women him and tour around Europe with his music. We all want something different.
And success is not in whether somebody “has made it” or not financially, per se.
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What's enough?
They say it’s wise to aim as high as possible — because your target defines your ceiling. Even if you don’t achieve your target, you’ll still get higher than if you’ve aimed low.
There’s some truth to that. But I think social media has perverted the idea of enough. There’s nothing ...
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Chasing greatness kills creativity
You can’t create when there’s so much pressure to be someone.
For a long time, I started projects thinking they’ll become great successes. This influenced my decisions heavily. It influenced how I treated them. Oftentimes, I let go of opportunities to make money because I assumed there are ...
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Stop trying to be exeptional
Perhaps you have it too. You caught the “greatness bug.” You think you have to be not just “good” at writing, but Neil Gaiman, Elizabeth Gilbert, Stephen King, level good. You start businesses with a goal for them to become international successes. You assume that someday you’ll be famou...
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The real problem
The real villain in this story is social media (not parents, although they often are).
Think about it. You sit with your friend in a cafe, when you get a notification. Suddenly, there are not two of you — but more. The intrusion has been made. That nagging device wants your attenti...
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