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In this short motivational monologue, the speaker challenges the conventional notion that success requires building a six‑figure business. She argues that success is personal and should align with one’s own values and lifestyle preferences, especially when high revenue brings stress and pain. She shares her own experience starting a business in 2009 while her children were young, defining success at that time as earning enough to cover household costs while being present for her kids—attending school events, hockey practices, and other parental duties. She notes that her vision of success has evolved over the years, emphasizing that each individual can craft a definition that fits their unique circumstances rather than adhering to societal expectations.

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