We’ve all been asked the classic question: What does success look like to you?
The answers often echo the symbols of modern achievement — more money, faster cars, bigger business ventures, a title, a trophy, a tangible milestone.

But let’s slow that down for a moment. What if we shifted the question to something far more personal, far more revealing?
What does success feel like to you?

In a world that glorifies hustle and urgency, we often equate movement with progress. We push ourselves to keep up, to get ahead, and to force clarity before it’s ready to arrive. But as a life and career coach, I’ve learned—and lived—the truth that real direction doesn’t come from rushing. It comes from alignment, and sometimes alignment requires us to wait.