Yo, today's QOTS. It's not about the success I achieve, but the legacy I leave. Here we go.

Welcome back to the QOTS. Show I'm your host, Sean Crox and the Sean Crox and

dot com. We got John Gray on the show today. He's going to talk about a hugely important topic

that I dedicated an entire episode of my mindset coach solo podcast to. And it's about defining

what success means to you. You know, back in the day, success to me meant, you know, making

millions of dollars and having a big house and having a G wagon in the driveway and having

all these shoes and stuff, right? And over time, the definition of success has changed tremendously.

Like it doesn't hurt to have some money. It doesn't hurt to have some nice things. That's cool.

But today's success to me is having time. Like time is the new wealth. If you have lots of time

to do the things you want to do and spend time with the people who really matter to you,

I to me that success. And that doesn't mean that that has to be success to you. But to me, that

success, I will turn down money. I will turn down opportunities if they get into my time. If they

take away from the time I want to have to do the things I want to do, I love hanging out with my

dog. I love reading books. I love hanging out with my friends and having energy not being

burnt out when I do so. I those are the things that matter to me and that's what success is. And so

I encourage you to really think about today what does success really look like for you? Not

anybody else, but for you. John Gray's coming up.

If you are going to define success, you got to find out what your truth is.

I don't know what your truth is. I'm just sharing my perspective. I'm not trying to proselytize.

This is not that moment. I just want you to be true to who you are because I don't believe in

accidental lives. Please hear me. I don't think you can just sneak into the earth. I believe you

are spoken into the earth. And so you are necessary for a particular problem that only you can solve.

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