“It’s like saving sex for old-age”

It’s with great pleasure that I have before my eyes a book that has changed a lot of old ideas I had about success. I’ve already read it twice in the last two years and I have the feeling I’ll read it again. Yes, it’s that greaaat. It’s one of my Bibles.
How do you see success? Is it defined on your own terms or it depends on an external definition? What is a meaningful life according to your values? Are you leading a life that suits your innermost feelings of what’s right for you or you just go with the societal flow?
Success Built To Last: Creating A Life That Matters was written by Jerry Porras, Stewart Emery and Mark Thompson based on the results of their activity and interviews to a lot of persons that have reached and maintained a long-lasting success.
Behind a success built to last there’s essentially an alignment of three crucial elements: Meaning, Thought and Action. Know and follow your passions and what is meaningful for you, support it with according toughts (and resilience) and act based on that.
Do what really matters now! Waiting to do what you love for later: “it’s like saving sex for old-age”, says Warren Buffet.

Sul Sousa