26/10/2025
Three years ago, I decided to stop chasing someone elseâs version of success.
I didnât want the 9â5 routine, the constant rush, or the illusion that stability equals happiness. I wanted freedom. Time freedom, location freedom, and the kind of work that actually meant something.
I wanted to wake up without an alarm, walk my dogs, make my own food, coach people who are ready to change their lives, and spend my time with people who expand me, not drain me.
My definition of success is simple: impact, peace, autonomy, and choice.
Being able to decide what goes into my body, how I spend my day, and who I give my energy to.
Because Iâve seen what happens when we let the system define success for us. It convinces us to trade our health for money and our purpose for comfort. I tried that life. It made me sick, small, and disconnected.
Now, I build my own definition every day. Itâs not perfect, but itâs mine.
So Iâm asking you: have you actually defined what success means to you?
Not the filtered version. Not what you think you should want. The real one.
What does your version of success look like? Tell me below.
