Question Diary 240112FRI: Q662

 

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240112FRI: Q662

What is success to you?

 

Reflecting on what success means to me, I'm thinking back to my response just a couple of days ago when I tackled question number 660.

Now, here I am, responding to the 662nd question, which is pretty much the same as the 660th.

To put it simply, success, in my view, is a mix of things like wealth, personal growth, good relationships, staying healthy, having a sense of purpose, and more.

 

Recently, I had a win in my personal goals.

I've been working on getting better at swimming, and as a beginner, I'm seeing real improvements every day.

Right now, my main focus is on getting my siderolling kick just right to improve my freestyle stroke.

I'm also putting effort into learning techniques for backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly strokes, with a special emphasis on refining my kicks.

 

Outside of the pool, my plant collection is showing some positive changes.

I've noticed new roots emerging from plants such as Hypoestes, Monstera Thai, and Monstera deliciosa.

These thriving plants were propagated from cuttings taken from their mother plants.

 

Seeing these small but significant changes every day gives me a feeling of accomplishment and happiness.

It's a clear reminder of the progress that comes from putting in effort and staying dedicated.

 

These little victories, whether in my personal growth or physical activities, make me feel successful every day.

Each improved stroke in the water and every new root from my plants shows how dedicated I've been.

Success, for me, isn't just about big achievements; it's about the small improvements and positive changes in the details of everyday life.

 

In summary, success is a dynamic concept, always changing and evolving.

It's not a one-time goal but a continuous journey where I grow, learn, and stay strong.

Finding satisfaction in progress, whether it's mastering a skill or watching living things thrive, gives depth and meaning to my idea of success.

As I navigate through different parts of my life, I'm reminded that success isn't a fixed point but a constant pursuit of doing well and finding fulfillment.

 

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