Happiness is the real end goal, not success or money. It comes from different things for different people: a career win, a paycheck, learning something new, creating art, or just eating a burger you love. There's no one path to it.
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That is correct because I would say success is also not an end goal for anybody, right? At the end of the day, the end goal really is happiness, right? You know, that's what we're all striving for. We're striving for happiness. Whether happiness comes out of, you know, launching a Starship, right? Mm-hmm. Or whether happiness comes out of having, you know, a burger that you really love. That is the end goal is happiness. And happiness, I think, is a pathless land, right? like a single path to happiness. And for some, happiness might come through successes in profession, through money, through certain aspects in education, etc. For some, it is more about creation. For some, it is— happiness is all about enjoying the current moments of life. Hmm. So, so I think when we talk about success and the outer definition of success and why there's a lot of meaning given to it, I think somewhere along the way the narrative moved from happiness to more on the journey. To that