One of the exercises I frequently conduct with audiences is to ask them to define what they mean by success. It’s something few have thought about. Almost invariably, the responses fall into two categories: Success as achievement – reaching your goals, exceeding expectations, winning, being outstanding in a chosen field, being wealthy. Success as personal…
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