The next man doesn’t always need to know your next move or even your last move. As a generation I believe we are all guilty of this, flaunting our accomplishments and telling more people than we need to about our next moves, but when are we going to realize that this very thing is handicapping us? When we continue to flaunt our accomplishments we a get accommodated to the feeling of being “successful” in some way, which can be true, but you’re still not your most successful therefore you cannot claim success just yet. Doing this will allow others to place an expectation on you and that then makes us place an expectation on ourselves to deliver, but who are you trying to impress, are you running after success to please yourself or others? If you’re chasing success to please others you’ll never feel like what you’ve done is enough because you have never truly done anything to satisfy yourself, but if you move in silence and cheer yourself on your success will be everlasting and fulfilling to your soul. Think about why you’re chasing success, what real success is to you and at least consider the fact that being successful doesn’t always mean having an audience to cheer you on.
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