I would like to rephrase the op.
Is being successful an important aim of life?
May be not for everybody.
But a majority of people would like to be successful.
Success may mean different things in life.
My measure of success may be different than others.
I recently met a couple of PIO American-Indians.
He was a successful Graduate of Princeton University with a job in Goldman Sacks with 6 figure salary. His wife was a successful Lawyer from a prestigious university with private practice making good money in New York. They both gave up their job and joined "art of living". Now they are running a small class and trying to make money.
Our families are close, and the parents are beside themselves, and miserable. I sympathize with them.
Is being successful an important aim of life?
May be not for everybody.
But a majority of people would like to be successful.
Success may mean different things in life.
My measure of success may be different than others.
I recently met a couple of PIO American-Indians.
He was a successful Graduate of Princeton University with a job in Goldman Sacks with 6 figure salary. His wife was a successful Lawyer from a prestigious university with private practice making good money in New York. They both gave up their job and joined "art of living". Now they are running a small class and trying to make money.
Our families are close, and the parents are beside themselves, and miserable. I sympathize with them.