What’s Your Idea Of Success?
Posted on | September 29, 2008 | No Comments
It’s fair to say that everyone that gets into the business of making money, whether it be online or offline, has some idea of what they are aiming for in order to consider themselves to be successful at what they do.
For some it’ll be enough to supplement their normal job with some extra spending money to go out and buy the latest car or television, or take a great holiday every year without loading up their credit cards.
For others they won’t be happy until they can quit their day to day job, buy that million dollar house for cash, and never have to think about ‘working’ another day in their life.
But what about you?
What is it that drives you to work on your business every day, does it involve thousands of dollars each month, ten’s of thousands or hundreds of thousands?
Or here’s a twist, does the amount of money even matter to you?
Maybe it’s more important that you get to spend time with your family, or that you can simply quit your day job in the knowledge that there’s money in the bank to get you through the next six months?
Of course it all comes down to the individual.
And, in many cases the benchmark for success often changes; if your original idea of being successful was to quit your job and you’ve achieved this then there’s no reason why you couldn’t set a new target to increase your earnings.
So, how do you measure your success, and in addition, how many times have you revised your targets based on what you’ve achieved in your business?
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