Playing Full Out With Rita Hyland

I’ve got a big question for you today… one I’m betting no one’s asked you in a while: What does success mean to you now? Not the version you scribbled in a vision statement 20 years ago. Not what your parents wanted. Not the one culture that flashes at you with big vacations and busy calendars. I’m talking about your definition. Right now. In this season. With the life you actually have—not the one you’re still chasing. Here’s why I’m asking…over the past few months, I’ve been having conversation after conversation—at dinner tables, over coffee, on coaching calls—with people from all walks of life who are wrestling with this very question. People who’ve climbed their mountains. Built the things. Launched the dreams. And still are unsure. Sometimes, they even feel pressure to be more successful than they currently feel. So I ask them: “What does success mean to you?” Lately, I’ve been sitting at dinner tables, over coffee, and on coaching calls, with people of all walks of life who are wrestling with this one