I think being able to define what a successful career is secondary to the more broad concern of what one wants out of life.
I think overlooking what one wants out of life can lead to "hollow goals", especially if one focuses on an aspect that isn't actually one of their actual top priorities.
Things like spending time with love ones, traveling the world, or financial freedom don't always go hand in hand with one's career and career choices. This doesn't apply to everyone, but it should be something one keeps in mind when thinking about their career.
It's because of this, I'd say a "successful career" is one that enables you to fulfill what you want out of life.
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I think being able to define what a successful career is secondary to the more broad concern of what one wants out of life.
I think overlooking what one wants out of life can lead to "hollow goals", especially if one focuses on an aspect that isn't actually one of their actual top priorities.
Things like spending time with love ones, traveling the world, or financial freedom don't always go hand in hand with one's career and career choices. This doesn't apply to everyone, but it should be something one keeps in mind when thinking about their career.
It's because of this, I'd say a "successful career" is one that enables you to fulfill what you want out of life.