Success is a word repleted with boundless glory for centuries, for which one naturally has a deep longing. It is an alarm in the daily morning, a lighted tower in the endless dark, and an invisible ceaseless whip on the back. Though the answer to “What is success” is varied, with someone’s high and others’ low. If you have set up an iconic goal defined as success in your mind, and one makes this goal come true, you call one a successful man. If these successful men are capable of achieving higher goals for a long time or for a life, then they own the successful life to some degree. It is the supreme realm of life to have a successful life. Assuming that the successful man is born poor, the story of him is more worthy of spreading. For instance, as a lawyer, Lincoln became president of the United States within a few …show more content…
However, it was a pity that my grandmother didn’t come to the school with me and the distance is so close that we didn’t need to take a plane. Then, did I succeed? For the majority of people, the answer is negative. However, comparing me to those who didn’t enter the university smoothly, I’m a little closer to success. It is the contrast that makes us worried. The success in our mind is always along with flowers and applause and there is a standard of success in everyone’s mind than can deserve them. Individuals are dedicated to run towards their standard, what is different is the distance to the standard. When others meet the standard in your mind, you commence to admire and even envy. Even if the standard in our mind is far away from the standard in others’ mind, we still tend to regard them successful. Everyone in the envy of others, perhaps he is being envied by others. Success is not a result of persistent efforts, nor a state surrounding by flowers and applause, but an adjective word used by people who admire