The definition of success has different shades; the definition varies from person to person. For some people, success means getting a prestigious job or securing the top level at an exam. This can also mean winning an estimable award, or just having an ostentatious life lead with your hard-earned money. Success could mean having a peaceful life or heaving a healthy body. The definition of success could grow on different matrices set by different people with variant mind-sets. There is no conspicuous line that defines success.
However, no matter what the goal is, a person has to fight a lot to accomplish the goal. Success is an accomplishment that often resonates with fighting a battle– a battle a person has to fight daily against himself and society. A person has to sacrifice a lot of things to break the boundary of his comfort zone. Success requires passion; it requires dedication; moreover, success requires blood and sweat. Even if you try hard, your growth often seems ponderous, and you reach the nadir of hope. But you refuse to give up and again struggle to snuff out the obstacles that pull you back.
Success is just a tiny tip of an iceberg. But if you think very hard, the answer come to you at last- the joy of success outshines above the veneer of pain, constant failure, and sacrifice. Then you feel the pleasure of success filling your heart. All the pain, all the sufferings, and hard-work pay you back. Your life finds a meaning; you find a way to rejoice the outcome. Doesn’t it feel good? Doesn’t it make you believe in yourself? We know it does.
The journey of success is never-ending. We don’t settle for something permanent and mark them as our final destination of accomplishment. The journey goes on, so does the struggle. The journey teaches us a lot- it shows us the meaning of struggle and sacrifice. It teaches us the meaning of life. Success is not the final destination; rather, it is a lesson of life to be learned to grow up emotionally and spiritually. The battle of blood and sweat brings your experience to a complete circle.
However, to accomplish something great, we often need to take help. Some people hold the ladder to reach the summit of our journey, and that’s okay. After all, human beings are social animals, and they need to grow up together. But even in that case, the one who is willing to accomplish has to flounder. Taking help and growing up while achieving a goal is still meaningful.
However, in a world that has a shortage of morality and wisdom, people often choose unscrupulous ways to accomplish their goals. This has no meaning, since; this has no pain, no sacrifice. This doesn’t even count as a journey, and there is nothing to learn. An unethical and miscreant way of success is disdainful.
It is only meaningful if you work hard to reach the goal. Doesn’t the path of success look beautiful from the top?
