Why success is important
In the world we live in now, success is one of the most important things. Success is everywhere: in your personal life, at work, in the decisions you make, and in how you run your own business. It’s almost the only thing that keeps us going. Other values, like loyalty, ideology, and courage, are becoming less important. Most of the time, we do things because we want to be successful.
How does everything begin? It wasn’t always easy to succeed.
The modern era, and the 14th century in particular, is when the idea of success as we know it starts to take shape. With the rise of capitalism, success became the most important thing. Particularly personal successSo, all the things that used to be done to honor God will now be done just for fun and personal gain. Individualism and the idea that only our actions can show us the way are both products of capitalism.
Success has become the most important thing in the world. Even though there are still spiritual expressions and places where people stick together, most of the relationships, actions, and decisions we make are based on our desire to succeed and win. Not being successful in our lives is a failure, and it can be easy for us to feel frustrated or hopeless when we fail.
Success from a different point of view: can you think of someone other than yourself?
Even though everything around us tells us and constantly reminds us that success is only a personal matter and that each of us has to fight for our own success, it is also true that a person can be successful when he helps others who need it, when he puts his material or human resources at the disposal of others. In this way, success is a very important part of being able to live and get along with other people in the most human way possible.
Success can also mean finding ourselves in a different way, putting aside the material and the money to think about what we can give back to the world as a way of saying “thank you” for all it has given us. So, we will all be successful, and our trust or happiness won’t just depend on the results of what we do but also on how peaceful and thoughtful our community is.
