For a long time, success meant  having a nuclear Christian family. 
Then, at another point in my life, my definition of success became material: owning a nice house and a dog in an expensive neighbourhood.  Once more, my definition of success meant minimalism, living a debt-free life. 
The idea of success changed and keeps changing - except for the idea of having a dog. 
If this life is a virtual reality, I’ve unlocked whatever bonus round that awarded me with the best dog possible. 

Most, by necessity or greed, measure success by money. 
But what is money? Money is not  paper or coin, it’s not the digital print of numbers on a bank statement. The closest definition of what "money" is, to me, is a form of trust. 
I could argue that it's a feeling - the feeling of being secure and recognized. 

In this episode, James and I discuss the idea of success and if the question “am I successful?” even matters. 

Music - Dreamville by Reaktor & Jukgal Production