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Are you performing success?

What does success look like for you?

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Mar 07, 2024
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I had a fascinating opportunity for a conversation today hosted by Amanda Berlin - uncommon success metrics.

Basically, how are you measuring success if you take money out of the equation?

For so many of us, money is the ultimate measure of success.

I have a lot of money ergo I am successful.

My business makes a ton in revenue ergo it is thriving.

This country’s GDP is super high, yay it’s doing well.

But that’s such a limited view of success.

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If you have a ton of money but never see your kids, have a fuckton of health problems, haven’t had a good laugh in 6 years, don’t remember the last time you slept through the night without an anxiety-induced fever dream jolting you awake — are you really successful?

If your business brings in a ton in revenue but you’ve spent twice as much on your marketing budget, you pay your team mem…

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