success is subjective

success is subjective.


a certain someone might think success is basically when he feels happy and content with what he's doing.

success might be when someone whose results are not any better to be compared with his friends but he has made his parents cry out of joy, and to him, that is success.

success might be when he gets 4.00 and only 4.00, not even 3.99.

another someone might think success is when he opens up a business and gains targeted profits.

another someone might think that success is only when the business he has opened becomes nationwide, or better, worldwide.

another someone might think that success is when he raises a happy family, contented with the family members themselves, and that is all they need.

another someone might think that success is when he can buy nandos instead of kfc without any second thoughts on his financial affordability.

another someone might think that success is when he can spend money, fulfilling his dear-life, tumblr-guided wishlist.

another someone might think that success is when he reaches the level of success as his idols.

another someone might think that success is when he gets up every morning and be able to see, walk, and breathe freely without getting hit.

another someone might think that success is when he finally makes people realize his undecipherable thoughts, hidden in the darkest, deepest part of his mind.

another someone might think that success is when he can write down what he feels, though with no audience, but pushing it off of his shoulders is success, to him.



we all think differently.
we all have different goals.
we need to stop whining because no matter how bad you think your life is, somebody out there who might be reading your whines, might also be having it worse and wishes that they can have your life that you're hating.


when we want something, we work for it and leave the outcomes in the hands of The Almighty.