Success is often measured by wealth and material belongings. Do you think wealth is the best measure of success? What makes a successful person?

Nowadays, we live in a capitalist culture that empowers people's consumption,

therefore

,

this

directly transforms individuals into targets.

For

this

reason, we tend to associate luxury materials

as a result

of a successful career. I think

this

is a completely distorted vision of what real success means.

Instead

of admiring their material possessions, we should observe more about what skills they own. Is it true that audiences tend to look first at lifestyles

instead

of their daily routines or how much they work

.

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Some considered successful person will spend their accomplishment on material belongings,

however

, we can't just evaluate their rise based on their consumption. Real power should be measured on skills and what they have built with them. Kanye West is one clear example since he's always been transforming himself across different design and art areas.

This

human doesn't show that much of their belongings but does show what they can do,

that is

what I consider real social power. Another note on measuring achievement is to focus on what are their creations, how many of them and where are they spending the money

instead

of "in what". A successful individual is made on the process of investing in themselves,

while

, producing meaningful work for a community.

This

can be clearly seen in Elon Musk with his entrepreneurial attitude, constantly creating futuristic projects for a better society.

Overall

, I believe that successful humans are those who create and not become consumers.

To conclude

, an individual's power is normally measured by what they can afford,

however

, I strongly disagree with

this

belief. Progress is to generate, create, and innovate building up useful skills that will support personal growth. The secret will lie in those who had the ideas

instead

of the consumers that bought them.