A friend named Adi sparked a thought about why we measure success only by career titles like CEO or partner. The speaker argues for a simpler definition: being a good, mindful human who doesn't hurt others. Personal qualities matter more than chasing professional achievements.
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Hi guys, so I like to walk. I'm not in proper gear, but I will still walk because I just had lunch. But here's a thought that's been in my mind for a couple of years. I haven't said it out loud, and I just had a conversation with Adi, and I said, why as human beings we have to say we have made it in life only when we have made it in our career? We own a company, or we become the managing director or partner of a firm, or a CEO. Why can't we say I'm a good human being? I don't I don't want to hurt people, and I have made it in life. Why don't we look at life this way? It could be maybe because I'm an Aquarius, we all think like this, but guys, we'd rather be very mindful in life and make it in life than running after things that are not going to go with us anymore. So think about it.