Languages Lost in Shadows by Tommia Wright
In rereading yesterday’s post, the first word of the quote reminded me of a campaign in progress – “Re-address Success.” Many words in the English language have changed from their original definitions (and some not for the better).
What do you think – is there a chance we can successfully change the dictionary definition of success?
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Only if it changes in peoples’s minds. As long as it is equated with money, no. Tweeted/
One can always hope. (smile)
I suppose I always equated being successful with being happy and content. Like you’re a success if you’re happy and content with your life because that means you’ve done what you wanted or got what you wanted or well you get the point.
Agreed. (smile)