I was at my favorite local coffee shop this morning.

Yes, Perk and Savannah.

I know I only talk about it a thousand times, but I found myself mesmerized.

Watching these incredible breaches create the most intricate latte art design.

Have you ever watched this?

And here I am someone who can just barely draw a stick

figure watching them paint these gorgeous masterpieces on top of cappuccinos like it's nothing.

But what struck me was how differently each customer defined their perfect cup.

Some were completely captivated by the Instagram worthy arts.

Others were so laser focused on the temperature or the strength of the coffee.

And then there were those who just wanted their caffeine fix as quickly as possible artwork

just didn't even know this, right?

But the funny thing is, as I watched person after person order their coffee, I noticed

something really interesting.

No one was comparing their drink to anyone else's.

Nobody was saying, oh, well, my coffee isn't as good as theirs.

They were just enjoying what they'd ordered, what they wanted.

Well, what if we approached success this way?

It got me thinking about how we measure success. We're all trying to create this perfect cup of life. But what makes it perfect? Is it the beautiful artwork

that we present on top of everything? Is it the substance beneath it all?

Or maybe just the simple satisfaction of achieving what we need. I had someone right to me the

other day, which you can do, by the way, Chad at Cometdownpodcast.com, but they wrote saying

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