Success Looks Different On Everyone, I Guess
Here is Donna reading her own story aloud. At the age of 62, I finally feel like I’ve found success, and I hope I wear it well. It doesn’t wrap me in the look I’d imagined, however. It feels like quality material, sure, but not ostentatious or high-falutin’ or fancy-pants. (Well, maybe there’s the occasional fancy-pants aspect of it, which I’ll be sure to mention at the end of the story). What is Success? One of the definitions that Merriam-Webster presents for the word “success” is “the attainment of wealth, favor, or eminence.” My definition of success has always been to live free of poverty. I don’t ask much of success. Just the vision of a life without the constant weight of poverty wrapped around a person’s neck is enough for me to define that life as successful. But of course, there are many ways to define success, and I suppose that makes a big difference in how people view their own lives. I’m a late bloomer to my version of success, although most people would have assumed I’d been this successful for decades. But in every way, WordPress is at the heart of my newfound success, regardless of how…
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