Success for me is the mindset. Success is mine; I was successful. Success is not objective, nor travel. Success is about being and Becoming.
It sounds bold and overconfident? Maybe, obviously thousands and even millions of human beings "success" of the world's human alias like-minded champions have this mindset.
Do you need to be Wimbledon tennis champion or a champion-level golf professionals in the PGA Pebble Beach to be called "success"? Do you need to drive a Corvette and Lexus hybrid SUV? Obviously not. A champion mentality bermindset aka "successful people" could be just a salesman only.
Take the example of Bill Porter, a salesman door-to-door from Portland, Oregon who was born with cerebral palsy. He was on foot at least 10
miles per day for 40 years with a limp every day without complaining. Remarkably, because the left side of his body not working
normal person, he is actually very difficult to walk upright and speak clearly. (Read www.billporter.com, the movie "Door to Door" and the book
titled "Ten Things I Learned from Bill Porter" by Shelly Brady.) With mediocre earnings from a salesman door to door, obviously in the eyes of ordinary oang he does not include the category of "successful financially."
However, for me, Bill Porter is one of the most successful people in the world that I admire very much. One of my goals is to meet face to face with him one day.
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