What is your definition of success?

[MrRegime]

• Is it having enough money to never worry about working another day in your life?
• Is it having built a strong foundation for a family?
• Is it achieving ultimate glory on Nulled?

For myself, I didn't come to the realization of what "success" was until recently. I used to think having cash in my wallet and driving a nice car was the definition of success -- only to find out that it was the definition of success by people who don't know you and only judge you from the surface.
Success to me is being able to complete the necessary tasks in each segment of life and being able to complete it before the average norm.
I completely paid off my student loans 1 year before completing my undergrad and was able to purchase a condo which is now being rented out for a steady monthly income. 2 years after, completed my masters degree at age 25 in I/O psychology and did numerous contractual work for Fortune 1000 companies before starting my own business.
Now I run my own business and provide Amazon/e-commerce consulting for other local businesses.
but
I'm having a moment of self reflection where although I feel successful in terms of my career, I've started noticing my friends and colleagues getting married and starting families.
I feel at this point in my life, I'm at a fork in the road where I have to choose establishing a family before I get too old, or continue the career grind :thinkw: