In our life,most of all factors have success term.If I share mine school days knowledge,then

“Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.”

I am 62 years old and still i stick with this definition of success,and really very true for me.

– Neil De Villers

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@Bunnygotblog: That’s one thing I enjoy about reading blogs as well… when the writer is sincere and really leaves me with something to think about after I finish their article. Thanks for the first visit!

I think this is the first time to your site. I like this article very much. I am an unconditional blogger.If there is such a person. I enjoy writing and sharing my experiences.
What I find with most sincere blogger’s have a message they want to convey out of generosity to their fellow humans.
I like to think I always take something away from each article I read.

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@Jonathan: That’s another good point. The people that society focuses on as successful may become role models when, in fact, they are not truly good people underneath all of their “success.”

@Frank: I’m glad to hear that. One thing I have noticed is some of the sites that get a ton of traffic do not necessarily get a relative amount of comments from regular readers. I prefer the latter.

@Tycoon Blogger: That is a good definition.

@Mark: Sometimes we do achieve more things in areas we do not expect while attempting to complete a particular goal. While we may get sidetracked from that goal, the things we do along the way coudl be more valuable and wonderful.

@KushMoney: Always striving to be better is a great way to find personal success.

@Destiny: It took a while for me to figure out what would make me feel truly happy and successful. Sometimes it just takes time, but once you find what it is, it is well worth it.

@Peak Personal: That’s how I feel about career. Some people seem to be motivated by it, but I just see it as necessary to fund all the things that do make you happy.

@Yoon: Meeting people from around the world is one of the perks of blogging. I find it interesting to gain perspectives from people in different walks of life, all coming together in the blogging world. Definitely interested in a blogroll exchange as well.

@Barb: That sounds like a fulfilling, successful life indeed.

@LithiumMind: Exactly! Thanks!

@WD Favour: I think we have to define it for ourselves, and also be sure to look at how others around us define it as well, so we can see the success in everyone, and not assume that someone is not successful because they are not doing the same things that we are.

@David: It’s true, there is not one right or wrong answer. It’s all subjective and very personal.

@blinkky: That sounds like a good way to define successful blogging.

@Adam: Very true. We can’t compare our success with others – it has to be success that we define ourselves.

@John: You do have to allow yourself to receive compliments… sometimes, when things are looking down, it’s good to have those positive statements, from yourself and others, as a reminder of all the good things you have done!

@Wayne: I don’t think anyone should ever get to the point where they stop pushing forward. It’s always good, as you meet one goal, to set others to strive for.

@Celes: If you’re considering the number of visitors as successful in terms of being able to spread a valuable message to more people, then that is a great way to define blogging success. I just know that some people do not really care what the visitors get from the site, so long as they add to the hit count. Your intent is defiintely a great one.

@George: That is a success story indeed. I think there are people who struggle to rise from rock bottom, but do not consider themselves successful when they make it through because they are not as rich or powerful. But the fact that you made it through that means you did succeed and triumph, and that is inspirational.

@Facial Brisbane: It is about self perception. If you think you will never succeed, you will set your sights lower than if you continue to work towards becoming a success.

@Salwa: Yes, knowing and achieving your goals is a great way towards success.

@Dragos: You have great views of success in your post as well. Happiness is a great personal success, and sharing it with those around you to make them happier is a wonderful bonus as well.

@Landscapers Brisbane: Working towards satisfaction is a great way to ensure that you will be successful by your own definition.

@Khaled: This is true. If you are going for a definition of success based on impressing others over fulfilling yourself, you will never feel truly successful.