Happy weekend everyone, I am going to share with you my criteria about the concept of Personal Triumph.
It is generally associated with the fulfillment of goals, desires or aspirations that one has in life.
Although undoubtedly it can also be associated with the ability we have to overcome fears and obstacles of our own self.
In this sense when we manage to overcome these barriers we can consider them a personal triumph.
I don't like public speaking, it makes me nervous; however, I have managed to control this, I was able to be a lecturer at the university and although I don't speak in public if it is not precise and important, I can do it without feeling uncomfortable.
There are people who associate success with material things, such as having a house, money, traveling, also acquiring recognition at work, in their profession and thus achieving a high social status.
For me, setting goals, working towards them and achieving them are important things, and as long as they bring us satisfaction and well-being, they can be considered a personal triumph.
On the contrary, if you have lost or suffered a lot to achieve the proposed objective and it does not bring you the wellbeing you dreamed of, then obviously it cannot be considered a triumph, much less if at the end of the road you are a worse person.
My personal triumph, as I have said on several occasions, is my children, I am sure that in their upbringing I did things that today with more experience I could have done better or I would not have done it, but there was always a lot of love and the intention of forming positive values.
Today I am a proud mother because they are very good people, for themselves and for those around them and society. I don't say it out of passion but because they really are and they are respected and loved.
I had the joy of studying and working in things that have made me feel good and have contributed to my life as a person. I also had the chance to get to know other countries, people and different cultures, which enriched my vision of the world.
At 60 years old, I am grateful for life, for the parents I had, the children I have, my husband. In general, all my family, my friends, neighbors, co-workers and many more people that I have met throughout my life and have been very important to me.
I feel good about myself, I receive a lot of love and I also give it.
I must be honest and tell you that although personally I feel fulfilled, socially I am very sad about the situation in my country and my greatest wish is to see my people united and happy.
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