I'm here with my husband and his parents, some of my in-laws. Three of us have had some wine. 

We thought it'd be really cool to do a podcast together. I asked ChatGPT to help me with some prompting, so if it sounds like I'm reading from a script, I am.

We got into it. My father-in-law's rags to riches story and the moment he realized chasing the next dollar amount never actually fulfilled him. 

My mother-in-law admitting she never cared about success, only that her kids were happy. 

My husband on detaching from failure during his PhD, and why the "school of hard knocks" moment with his dad changed everything.

In this one:

• Who gave each of them their original definition of success (parents, bosses, fear, comparison)
• The regret my father-in-law shared about chasing the future instead of being in the moment
• Why "gratitude is the attitude that will take you to the highest altitude in life"
• What we each hope the next generation takes away about ambition, work, and family

If you're someone in the middle of figuring your life out, and you've been chasing success without asking whether it's actually happiness you're after, this one's for you.