Success

In this poem, Ralph Waldo Emerson defines success as well as anyone can:

How do you measure success?

To laugh often and much;

To win the respect of intelligent people

       and the affection of children:

To earn the appreciation of honest critics

       and endure the betrayal of false friends;

To appreciate beauty;

To find the best in others;

To leave the world a bit better,

       whether by a healthy child, a garden patch,

       a redeemed social condition, or a job well done;

To know even one other life has breathed easier

       because you have lived –

This is to have succeeded.

 How do you define success?

Can you measure success?

Do you have different levels of success?

Often, our ideas change as our journey changes...change is what life is about.

There’s an axiom that says when the student is ready the teacher will appear...and for many women, they are ready for change. It could be the changes that come from a move, loss of a job, or in goals, desires, and dreams.

If you’re ready for a change and committed to personal development, A Pilgrimage to Self may be the program for you. It’s a monthly online membership that offers the PATHS to living an Intentional Life. You’ll participate in masterclasses to benefit every area of your life...in the first months, there are masterclasses in goal setting, self-awareness, gratitude, motivation, time management, and accountability. 

The lessons and exercises are science-based and offer the data one needs to move on and forward in life, the Q & A sessions provide “aha” moments and clarity, while the expert lifestyle interviews offer insights to new ideas and ways of living.

Of course, I partner with you as your accountability partner...many ask what an accountability partner does and how it works. Well, an accountability partner is your check-in person...he or she doesn’t do the work for you...YOU make the commitment to make progress, take the responsibility for fulfilling certain steps and actions, then reporting back to your accountability partner. Your accountability partner will listen, ask questions, remind you of your goals, and offer suggestions; most importantly, your accountability partner isn’t looking for excuses...rather, your accountability partner wants to be witness to your success. 

A Pilgrimage to Self guides women on the PATHS to living Intentional Lives...are YOU ready to walk the PATHS?

I wish you every success.

 Until next time...

Lisa

P.S. Here’s a link to the membership: https://www.lisamcgrath.me/store/H4Usycau