I felt this question warranted its own thread.

While some are obviously willing to "make sacrifices" to "be successful..." when exactly does that turn into a destructive habit?

At which point does "being successful" become a synonym for "making sacrifices?"

And lastly, do you think anyone should have to sacrifice for success? Shouldn't abundance and success be... well... abundant?

Without sacrifice success is tasteless and lack of meaning!

(12-22-2011 04:30 AM)AnnieAstidsdotter Wrote:  I felt this question warranted its own thread.

While some are obviously willing to "make sacrifices" to "be successful..." when exactly does that turn into a destructive habit?

At which point does "being successful" become a synonym for "making sacrifices?"

And lastly, do you think anyone should have to sacrifice for success? Shouldn't abundance and success be... well... abundant?

Sacrifice for me is working really hard to achieve success. By giving sacrifices you will truly appreciate and give value and importance to where you are right now. You have something to look back and something to be proud of.

Success can be achieved without sacrifice, Because what a benefit of success is in it if someone sacrifices everything.