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Thank you so much for that insightful comment!

I’ve known that quote for years and never knew it’s history. I like and internalize it even more now!

Yes, if we are pursuing a goal that is not real to us or worthy of us, and we reach it…we won’t feel success!

If the dream from within is worthy…pursuing it really is success…because you will reach it.

Thanks so much for your comment!

Dale

The best definition of success I’ve ever been able to find goes like this:

“Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal.”

Late Earl Nightingale arrived at that definition in 1959, after seventeen years of intensive research. Not only Mr. Nightingale’s definition is in perfect harmony with the Laws of the Universe, but you may learn more about it in his phenomenal audio-program, Lead the Field.

What’s the real meaning of Mr. Nightingale’s definition of success?

Well, I think it simply means that any person regularly engaged in achieving something which he or she consider worthy of him or her, is successful. It also means that any person with a dream in their mind and heart which that person is pursuing as a worthy ideal - is successful.

Warmest,

Chantal Beaupre