So I guess it's like, man, you got to have a filter for how you take an information because we're being so inundated with information on social media and masterminds with mentors.

And these people are successful.

And you're like,

These people are making money.

Correct.

And they may or may not be successful.

Because see, making money can be a benefit of success, but it's not the equivalent of success.

Yes.

The best definition of success I've ever discovered is this.

Success is doing the thing you were created for, being the person you were created to be.

In other words, discovering the purpose for your life, developing yourself for that purpose,

and deploying yourself in that purpose.

If it makes you money, congratulations are successful.

If it doesn't make you money, congratulations, you're still successful.

If I take my Mercedes GLE 53, which is an SUV

that costs 120 grand, that's a lot worth a lot of money. But if I take that car and I park it

in my front yard and I open the sunroof and I fill it up with dirt and put a palm tree in it,

it'll be the most expensive flower pot

in Tampa, Florida.

But it will not be successful because it's not being used for what it was created for.

And it doesn't matter how much money somebody makes if they're doing something other than their purpose.

They're not successful.

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