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MiddleMe 
It’s the uncomfortable truth that people try to avoid.
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Thank you!
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True!
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Thank you!
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Welcome sister!
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So what if a man succeeds if he is lonely like the rock that the ocean hits?
Regards
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Ah.. a successful person in heart and in mind will not be lonely.
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It’s very true. Success breeds arrogance and ourself complaisance without convincing reasons.
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You are full of wisdom too!
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thank you Kally
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Just a thought. Success has the possibility to allow the person to become arrogant. I do see people who are very successful committing themselves to being genuine and helping others. I agree with the thought in general!
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We have to remind ourselves that success is only greatness if we all pass it to others.
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Failure is the key to trying more ideas for success. Success should bring on humility and the desire for the next level. If your core is for success in others there will not be room for complacency. Or, I think so. Another thought is: If the process of success seems to breed complacent thinking, the success was a minor act. If this is the case, you may have worked too hard to meet the need and spent your reserve for another success. Been there, done that. This is not positive. Great post.
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Depends on how one deem success. Money? Top of the career ladder? Or maybe being happy is success itself? 😊
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You take me further, Thank you.
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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Have a great week, John!
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You too.
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This was absolutely amazing! I love this quote because it is SO true!!
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Thank you, Alyssa!
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You are more than welcome!
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Thank you for sharing!!.. “The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it.” – Michel Angelo
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