Success

I'm often reduced to tears with ANY story that has to do with dogs, happy or sad. This one had me weeping two weeks in a row.

How do you  measure success?  Money, trophies and folks "cheering you on" are always nice, but there's a better way. Thanks to a former coworker, I have a pretty good "ruler" for measuring mine!

F. Scott Fitzgerald noted that the rich "are different from you and me". Maybe so, but a new study says that wealthy men and women share many of the same habits, childhood experiences, and leadership styles. The study, presented at the American Psychological Association's annual meeting in Washington, D.C., looked at just over 100 people who made $100, 000 or more a year.  Jude Miller-Bu

What do you think the term "success" means? Is there a way to measure it? Family? Money? Power? Career?  Maybe winning a championship? Hmmm...  a former coworker and someone I call a friend gave me a poem years ago as she moved on to a new job. I have kept it at my desk for years as a reminder of what's really important to me.  I thought I'd share it with you today.