Money is the measure of success

Money might not be the measure of success but it is important to have money in life.

Money is one way of measuring it but success should not be focused on money only. A lot of people have become rich but are still unhappy with their lives because something is still missing.

Whilst true it is a measure of success, it depends what you are measuring it by, if you measured your success by the amount of people you helped then of course it isn't true

Money is not the quantifier of success. Our success is measured by the number of people we help to achieve their dreams. Money is a by-product of that endeavor. The more that you are willing to give, the more that you are going to receive.

Money is a measure of success, with regards to finances. Money is not the measure of success, with regards to life and everything else, and so forth. That is an important distinction.

Money can distinguished your rankings especially in business or any part of the service that you're in. Money measures for success because money motivates the action of the workers.

Success means different things to different people at different times, and is measured in hundreds, perhaps thousands, of ways. Focusing on only money as the measure of success is a pretty limited view of life, IMO.

Money is a measure of money.

Nowadays, when money is not an issue for me anymore I can say that it is definitely not a measure of success.
I am much more successful, because I have plenty of free time, I am my own boss and I do less work. Life is all about having fun and not just working!

Money can be a measure of success and in certain instances that is important and in others maybe not.

For example, if you are going to join a business opportunity you may want to join with someone who is already making money. The more they are making the more exciting it is to think you could do that as well.

I go to a salon for hair cuts and massages and the owner parks his Corvette outside one day and his Lincoln Navigator SUV the next. I like them, but to some people this may be a turnoff when they know they are helping him buy those.

Success is a tricky to determine. I know many people who have very little money whom I consider very successful. They have added value to my life by how they live theirs.

Adding value to others is "success" in my mind. If you can make money by adding value and knowledge to other, well that is just icing on the cake. That is why I love IM marketing, and the music business too...

I like to look at money as "receipts" representing the amount of value I am providing. If you are able to provide value to larger numbers of individuals, you will receive larger volumes of "receipts".

So really "money" is value you bring to the world. I would equate happiness and success to the value I create and deliver to those around me.

Additionally there are other "receipts" besides money, and these include the love you give and receive from family, and friends. The satisfaction that comes from learning and achieving.

For myself I have found that the approach for creating more value can be improved by:

The vision and purpose of your life. Why do you do what you do? What matters most to you?

The creation of good habits become the "engine" for creating consistent value.

For me the purpose of my life, motivates me to apply the self discipline required to create the habits that help me achieve the results I want. Pain can also be a great motivator. If the pain is great enough the motivation is there to take the necessary action required to get the results you want.

Money is measure of success to some extent but not all. It is natural more money means more respect in society. So there is a direct relation between money and success. But the fact is that success calls for not only money but lot more. It needs hard work, proper plan and in some cases, luck.