Achieving success does not necessarily equate to being happy, and material wealth can actually mask deeper psychological issues.

“but if we assume that people who have money and Status aren't necessarily always happier than the average person in fact what got them there might be exactly the reason that they aren't happier than the average person”

Success is a feeling tied to activating one's purpose rather than a status defined by wealth or external metrics.

“Success to me is a feeling of it's an emotion. It's something that when your purpose is activated and you are impacting people in any way, shape, or form.”

Success in life is a subjective and ongoing journey rather than a fixed outcome, where striving for meaningful challenges and social connection is more significant than monetary gains.

“success was defined in terms of winning matches and achieving very uh clear tangible objectives like winning the national championships or the the commonwealth and so the but i think when it comes to life beyond sport yeah it's so objective in something like the 100 meter sprint you want to be your ”

Success is determined by who you become throughout the process, not by reaching a destination.

“If they ask me, "What is success?" Success is who you're becoming in the process. Is the resilience you're building. It is the path to the top you're going to be losing weight because to get there you're going to lose friends.”

Success should be measured by the process and continuous improvement rather than by external outcomes or financial goals.

“success to me isn't about outcome it's about process”

Success requires an addiction to winning, consistent effort, and surrounding oneself with other motivated winners.

“So, I got addicted to winning. Got addicted to winning and I found I found that you can win more when you surround yourself with more winners. I found that putting yourself in the environment of motivational, inspirational personnel, people that just want [ __ ] out of life. It's addictive.”

Achieving extraordinary success is a process of training and developing the instrument of oneself rather than solely a result of being born with high intellect.

“you can take seemingly an average person and you can turn them into something extraordinary and if you take an extraordinary person what you will find is that they have gone through some kind of process to make them that way”

True success requires coupling a vision with consistent hard work rather than just manifesting outcomes.

“And I would say that you know anything is possible if you really put your mind to it. But you are not going to manifest your way out of anything. You have to take those thoughts and everything that you want and you've got to couple it with something. And for me that has been hard work.”

Success is largely defined by the actions one takes, and hard work makes a person seem lucky to those who did not see their prior struggles.

“once you've made it once you've achieved success everyone wants to call you lucky all those people that were like in the dark hating on you all the people that were belittling you when you wanted to go and Chase that dream when you wanted to go do the thing they're the first ones to call you lucky”

Success is not an accidental occurrence but rather the result of preparation that meets timing.

“Because to the prepared, success is not an accident. It's the natural reward for being ready when the moment arrives.”