Everyone in the world wants at least one form of success. Maybe not too much or maybe a lot. Or maybe there are people who actually don't and that's OK too.
I know I want success. The thing is, I want to live a long successful life. Meaning that I want to be successful at a young age and do something extraordinary.
That's not to mean I haven't accomplished great things but I'm not going to lie, I want people around the world to know my name and what I've accomplished.
To some, that may sound selfish, but I think it's completely fine to want more out of life. It's fine to want to be young and successful. We look at so many young actors and actresses, musicians, young people who have started fundraising campaigns/organizations, etc. and some of us want our name out like that.
I used to think that you had to be a certain age to be successful or be young. If you were perhaps slightly older than you late twenties, than that may be seen as too old or not the right age to be successful.
Yet, at the same time, you could be in your mid-30s or above and be successful too. Yes, it took awhile for the major things in life to happen but you were able to get to the place you wanted to get. You were able to have that house you wanted, that car you wanted, or even just the title/name you strived for.
Age doesn't have to define your success. A person can be successful at any point in their life. They don't have to have a number be the basis of what and how they get their success but should know that the fact of the matter is what they did to make it happen.
People who are successful in the world had to work hard to get to where they wanted to be. They had to strive and push themselves to be the person they wanted to be. Otherwise, they wouldn't have reached the point of success they are at.
No matter if you are in your teens, twenties, fifties, or any other age, don't let age define your success. If you want something in life go after it. Start towards the destination you want to go towards and remember to put in all the work you can and then some, to be successful.
The fact that you started is success enough.