[maddevil]

as rightly put by many ppl on this thread and in my opinion too, success is not a destination its a journey. if one sees success as the optimum or the best attempt given by the person then it ceases to be a destination because human beings move on they strive for more each time they achieve something. so each time we achieve something we want to better it, we make a constant attempt to raise the bar.
to me success is the completion of this journey and to leave behind a legacy worthy of being remembered.

D.M.

[donB]

The true nature of success is not to judge it, as has already been said its a process...its a state of being...its for others to judge if your successful for u its just a way of life from one goal to the next!

[ams_da_punter]

very true..

life's like an onion.. people tend to peel it the get the fruit.. forgetting that the layers themselves form the fruit..

therefore.. the journey is more important.. from one little achievement to another.. it strenghthens the positivity attitude and evrything begins to fall into place..

cheers..!!

[chandu83]

Originally Posted by ams_da_punter

very true..

life's like an onion.. people tend to peel it the get the fruit.. forgetting that the layers themselves form the fruit..

therefore.. the journey is more important.. from one little achievement to another.. it strenghthens the positivity attitude and evrything begins to fall into place..

cheers..!!:smile:

very true..very true..this reminds me of the legendary swimmer Mark Spitz.would like to write a little about him for those of you who didnt know abt him.Not many knew him at the start of the 1968 Mexico olympics.he declared that he would win 6 gold medals in swimming.however,he could not live up to his promise.All he could manage were a silver and two bronze.and then later..the 1972 olympics in Munich.The gun sounded and he dove into the pool and swam with all his strength. Moments later he had won the gold medal and set a new world record at the same time.The next day he swam again, and again won another gold medal and, amazingly, he again won it in world record time.He won seven golds,setting seven new world records.

and here`s what he said after setting 7 world records:
"We all love to win,but how many of us love to train?”.
This one really emphasises the importance of loving the work we do.
hope this inspires a few of you here.