What does success mean to you?

Asking because as a kid, it meant making "a good living" and having a shiny car.

Now it means something so vastly different to me and it involves more love, more simplicity, more compassion.

The way you care for and even speak about animals says everything I need to know about your mental mindset. Compassion and caring matter.

I started re-learning piano in my 40s. 🎹 And when I was a kid learning, I never dreamed that I could actually compose music. Now I regularly engage in improv. It's incredibly fun and empowering. It's all in the approach.

Just because you spend time at home creating, dreaming, writing, caregiving, crafting, drawing, painting, or composing, does not a boring life make.

Came across the quote about the planet not needing more successful people but actually people who are kind and have high moral courage.

I agree: we need so much more love and storytelling and stewards of the planet, animals and social justice.