How to Be a Success in 140 Characters or Less
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Dictionary.com defines success as ‘the attainment of wealth, position, honors, or the like.‘ I’ve found that everyone defines success differently based on their goals and passions.
Today, let’s play a little game based on Twitter’s 140 character limit and collaborate together to create our own definitions of success. Drop a comment on this post sharing with us your concept of success and how to achieve it. Remember to keep it under 140 characters. I’ll see you in the comments.
izzat aziz said:
success is what ever that i did is enjoy by people as much as i enjoy it. To achieve that simply do what you love honestly so that people love it too.
Senthil Ramesh said:
Success comes to you mostly when you don’t expect or even think about it.
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Helmi Asyraf @ Huzzer Magazine said:
Success is only worth something if we bring others with us and share the secret of success with them.
David | ilcantone.com said:
Great. My attempt: Success is measured by the size of your smile
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roxana said:
Success is doing what you like and liking what you do.
chandan said:
Success is simply the result of our work, which give us great satisfaction.
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Tony said:
Success is being happy.
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HelpfulAdvisor said:
Balance for all things good in your life. Work and play, time with loved ones, time for yourself. Giving to others, and to yourself.
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Juditth said:
Success is being able to pay the bills doing what you love!
Gabe | freebloghelp.com said:
Success is waking up each day not wanting to jump off a building, unless you want to.
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Lori said:
Success means staying on *this* side of the dirt.
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Diane C said:
Success is the completion of a project.
Teen Blogger said:
Success is achieving your goals in life and knowing you’ve done it
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Robin Dickinson said:
Success is when you can joyfully give everything you have, to everyone you meet, for every moment you are with them.
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Andrew said:
Success is more about the effort than it is about the achievement.
When you ‘know’ that you have given your all, and you can move onto the next life, without regret, then you have attained true success in life.
Success is not a bank account, an accolade, or a rank.
Success is an attitude. It cannot be bought or sold, but can only be diligently pursued.
(I broke it into 3, I have trouble expressing in 140 chars)
Arisu said:
Success is whatever you want it to be. Success is being happy and satisfied.
Ron Boracay said:
Success is equally proportional to hard work and persistence
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Dana @ Online Knowledge said:
Success is when you know what you live for.
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George Serradinho said:
My attempt would be:
Success is hard to acheive and only found if really wanted.
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Reza Winandar said:
Success is when you feel enough.
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Nicholas Cardot said:
These are all really terrific answers. I think that we can all see that the definition varies amongst each of us. Let me have a go of it:
Success is making your dreams come true. Dreams for family, friends, and those around you.
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Vinish Parikh said:
Success is when you stop fearing failures
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