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Welcome to the Broad Experience, the show about women, the workplace and success.

I'm Ashley Milne Tide.

This time on the show, what does success actually mean?

And what does it take to get there?

There are an awful lot of messages that if you're doing it right, you're just going to attract wealth and fame and recognition and ease. And it's just

not accurate. My success at the time was defined by what I had. It was defined by my position

on the org chart. It was defined by the amount of money in my bank account. Coming up on the broad

experience. We've just begun a new year, and that means we've probably all seen

plenty of articles with titles like seven ways to a new you or 10 ways to be more successful

in 2014. It seemed a good time to consider what exactly success means

for different people and why some of us expected to come so quickly. Recently I came across a video

career coach Kathy Caprino had posted on her website. Some of you will remember Kathy from an earlier

episode of the show. She talked about the difficulty so many women have

fitting into the typical corporation. She now counsels a lot of those women. In this video,

she was responding to an email from a reader. The woman had a corporate career and wasn't enjoying it.

She'd started a side project she was passionate about, a travel blog. But despite several months' worth of effort,

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