Laura Marano argues that success is deeply personal, not the conventional definition society pushes. She says we focus too much on the end result and the person who achieved it, when we should be looking at the situation and process instead.
Do you feel like we over-personalize success? I think success can be very subjective. Not only do we like over-personalize it with, with the individual and maybe like over-glorify individuals who have reached our societal terms of what that success means, too much emphasis can be sometimes on like the destination rather than the journey. And then in that same token, that's a really good one to pick, on the person rather than like the situation.
