Part 3/9:
Redefining Success
The next goal he critiques is the relentless chase for wealth and status. Acknowledging that someone will always be ahead in the hierarchy of success, he argues that true happiness lies in the journey toward one's goals rather than their completion.
He shares a compelling practice of self-comparison—measuring his current self against who he hopes to be in ten years. This reframed perspective emphasizes personal progress and removing the need to compete with others. By focusing on long-term aspirations, he encourages setting meaningful life goals instead of getting caught up in the race for success.