What Is Your Definition of Success?
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What Is Your Definition of Success?
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Most people chase money thinking it equals success — yet statistics show that nearly 70% of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation, and almost 90% by the third.
Why?
Because money alone is a poor definition of success.
In this episode of Investor Mindset Secrets, Mark Anderson breaks down why success must be defined by value creation, skill development, and long-term impact, not short-term income or effort.
You’ll discover:
Why money is an outcome, not a measure of success
How value creation drives sustainable income
Why skills—not money—are the real asset
How poor definitions of success destroy businesses and families
What it truly means to build a lasting legacy
If your business (or life) is built only on chasing money, it becomes fragile. But when it’s built on value, skills, and service, it can withstand market shifts and generational change.
🎯 Key takeaway:
Replace the question “How can I make more money?” with
“How can I create more value today?”
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