What does success really look like?

I've been thinking a lot lately about how we measure success. I love data and metrics, and as valuable as all that stuff is, there are other ways we can define and measure success. It's been a common thread of previous episodes, both solo and with guests, about defining what your version of success looks like, not what everyone on the internet is telling you it should be or what it should look like. Because when you're working towards something that inspires and motivates you, that is creating the life and business you actually want, it feels a lot more exciting than a goal you're not truly aligned within or really give a shit about.

I've been thinking a lot lately about how we measure success.

I love data and metrics, and as valuable as all that stuff is, there are other ways we can define and measure success.

It's been a common thread of previous episodes, both solo and with guests, about defining what your version of success looks like, not what everyone on the internet is telling you it should be or what it should look like.

Because when you're working towards something that inspires and motivates you, that is creating the life and business you actually want, it feels a lot more exciting than a goal you're not truly aligned within or really give a shit about.

Key points in this episode:

You get to define what success looks like for you - your business, your rules
It's not just about the quantitative but also the qualitative
Some ideas and inspiration for broadening the definition of success beyond money, sales, and social media engagement