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>I think everyone wants to be successFUL. However, it's worth to reflect
>about{On} success meaning {THE MEANING OF SUCCESS}. Many people, especially teenagers appreciate {REALIZE}
>that the {-} success is connected {CONNECTED IS OK, BUT YOU MAY WANT TO SUBSTITUTE IT WITH INEXTRICABLY INTERTWINED TO TAKE THE PIECE TO A HIGHER LEVEL} with being famous or earning a lot of
>money. I can't understand why for so many young people being known on
>the streets is the most important thing. It seems like such an only
>one aim in their life {SEEMS LIKE IT'S THE MAIN GOAL IN THEIR LIFES}. Massacre!{WRONG WORD} Don't you think? Fortunately, they
>think like that during their adolescence. They usually dream about
>being actors, extravagant singers or best earned models all over the
>world. One day I decided to make a probe with wayfarers{?} from my
>province. Results were really shocking! I asked several people what
>they thought success was. One person said that 'Success is making
>loads of money'. Another said that success is 'Achieving your goals'.
>Someone else said that success is 'Fulfilling your potential'. An
>interesting answer was that success is 'Making others jealous'.
>From {THE} point of view {OF} many workers success means finding personal
>satisfaction in your work and loving what you do. And it means
>engaging with a {THE?}social world: a world of clients and employers, but
>also of {-} readers, users and other designers. It makes we {US} feel better.
>As far as I'm concerned success is completely another thing. It's
>being happy, {HAVING AN OPPORTUNITY TO DO}opportunity of doing something what seems impossible,
>e.g. recovering from illness, difficulties or prejudice; spending your
>life as you want to, accepting failure, doing better that anyone
>expected and being positive influence on others. I read two days ago
>{A}beautiful pathetic{?LOL} poem written by {an}American essayist, poet and
>philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson. He presented success as a people who
>laugh often and much, win the respect of intelligent people and the
>affection of children, earn the approbation of honest critics and
>endure the betrayal of false friends, appreciate beauty, find the best
>in others,giveof one's self {do their best}, leave the world a bit better, whether
>by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition,
>have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation and
>know even one life has breathed easier because you have live. This is
>to have succeeded.
There are some mistakes that escaped me and some that I ignored. Wait for somebody better.