In this is tiny leaves.

We look at how to define success.

Get excited because this is tiny leaves.

Big Jeechay. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps, Big Changes, where I share practical data-driven

advice and frameworks to help you get more out of your life. My name is Greg

Klunis and we live in a society where success is defined by your next

promotion, by your latest personal development win, or by what you're buying with your money.

The truth is that this doesn't have to be what we define as success for us individually.

Success can be something different for each different person and surprisingly enough it can even

be different at each different stage of your life.

It's important to understand this before we pursue success.

And that's why in this episode I want to explore the meaning of success and how it may change as our lives change.

And I think one of the best ways to start off this conversation about defining success is just to offer my own definition of what success means for me.

Because it has nothing to do with money, status, or honestly even achievement.

To me, success is whatever I need it to be in order to feel contentment,

happiness, and continue making progress.

I often tell the story of when I was writing my first book.

I got the deal, this was back in 2017, and I had about six months to get the draft written.

That was the entire length of time that I needed to push it out by to hit the different timelines and dates that they gave me.

So I had six months and I'm gonna be honest with you.

For the first four months,

I was too terrified to do anything. The pressure I was putting on myself was insane.

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