On Redefining “Success”
I found myself feeling extremely unfulfilled earlier this year when it came to my career. The feeling was so intense that I thought I was having some sort of midlife crisis.
It turns out though that I wasn’t going through a midlife crisis — I was just saying goodbye to my former self as I prepared to ascend my second mountain. Everything I once attributed to “being successful” had changed, along with my personal desires and motivations:
I began to see my hustle and grind as an unhealthy addiction.
My ego became eerily quiet.
I was no longer interested in taking over the world — I was interested in contributing to it.
I don’t just want to BE good — I want to DO good.
The moment that I recognized this was the the moment Mindful Marketing Method was conceived.
Read more in my Medium article, “Success Isn’t All It’s Hyped Up to Be: You will always be wanting more unless you rewrite what it means to be successful"
