During our working years, success was often something we could measure via clear metrics: income earned, business growth, promotions, recognition, or other benchmarks our professions deemed worthwhile.
Measuring success in Chapter X, however, is more challenging. One might still try to apply familiar expectations: financial stability, bucket list items checked off, projects completed. And certainly, all of those are worthwhile.
But maybe success in this chapter looks different. Maybe it’s measured by questions like:
- Have I accumulated wisdom?
- Have I helped others?
- What have I learned?
- Have I lived according to my values?
How do you measure your success?
