When we think about success in business, often we focus on the balance sheet. And yes, money matters in entrepreneurship. In fact, a common trait among successful people is that they are secure within themselves, comfortable talking about money and making financial decisions. But money doesn’t define businesses. There are so many other ways of measuring success in business.
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More than the numbers, success is about freedom—a freedom that extends beyond the realms of conventional employment. It’s about having the autonomy to shape your days according to your vision and values. One way of measuring success is to ask yourself: Are you truly excited to sit at your desk each morning? If not, what changes can you make to reclaim your enthusiasm? This introspection, this willingness to pivot and adapt, is the heartbeat of entrepreneurship.
Ultimately, you can measure success by whether or not you’re moving forward. Stagnation is the antithesis of success. It’s a state in which innovation withers and dreams remain unfulfilled. Instead, embrace the rhythm of constant motion, allowing it to propel you forward in pursuit of your goals. When you look back and see how far you’ve progressed, you will know you have been successful.
Redefining Success in Business
To learn more, join us for part two of our series about success, where we focus on the standards of success in business. We each share which core values define success for our individual businesses.
We’d love to hear from you in the comments. How do you measure success in your business?
