Most people have been made to believe that being successful is all about fail, popularity, or being a celebrity. Now you might be thinking, yeah, that's the truth. But that's just your idea of success and one you might want to change. Now let's look at it this way you are not a failure if you do not attain popularity, and being famous doesn't mean you are successful. Everyone wants to be famous and known for something big. Even I would love to be known like the famous trainer Siddhart Rashekar or Study Abroad Expert, and that's totally an awesome wish. Today I'm going to discuss the difference between fame and success. I believe this will help you a great deal in deciding what you actually want from your life. So please bring in your pen and paper and note down the important points. Until then, I shall wait for you. Hello all. Let's know what's the difference between the two. So let's get started. And if you need to pause the podcast to note down, please do that. Actually, mindset is everything. Because everyone has their own unique path to follow, and so do you. So, success for everyone isn't always about popularity. One big truth, why famous people aren't always successful, because success is achieved on a daily basis. Now, life isn't lived only for the big things that happen to us. Life is also about the little things we fail to count, which eventually becomes carefully knitted together to bring about the great achievements we would willingly feel pleased to recognize. Now we might have a few milestones to boast about that you consider are just top of the world kind of things. But small achievements that actually led to that big achievements are ignored. So the truth is that small achievements actually keep us happy on a day-to-day basis. Now, they keep us motivated to do more. And neglecting what you call your little successes isn't a good way to approach success. Neither will it take you to the point of becoming a great achiever. So only when we are grateful for those little achievements we have made can bigger things happen for us. Now you're not successful only when you become famous or when you are getting all the followers and likes from fans on social media. No, that's a totally wrong mindset. And success is not all about positions attained. And as Booker T. Washington, the great American educator, once said, I've learned that success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has had to overcome while trying to succeed. And how true it is. Success is achieving those things which you were made for, and whether or not you get famous at it, your sense of fulfillment is all that matters. A scribe once said, do not neglect the days of your little beginnings. Every great person today started small, and they wouldn't have achieved their goals if they had neglected the little success they made on their way to the top. Many tried. And of course, didn't succeed in a big way. They didn't sit in their lack of success, but found the strength to keep going. And that is why they are celebrated today. So if you want to be celebrated too, focus on managing your own obstacles and limitations so you can rise to the top, and if that's where you feel you belong. Think of this critically and you'll understand. Popularity is not success, and it should not come before success. If it does, you'll only be hurting yourself because maintaining a high profile will require a lot from you. And if you don't have a lot, or if you haven't made a lot of money, you wouldn't be able to keep up. Bring it low for now while focusing on succeeding in your business or career. Then when you attain success, your fame will naturally spread. Make your choice now and be clear about what you want. The number of likes and followers you get, or the amount of money you get in being able to meet your needs, and the contentment you'll experience in fulfilling your dreams. Don't be fooled by the likes. There's been a diverse story of famous people who later went bankrupt or ended up committing suicide. And especially in the last two years, you can see the whole lot of Bollywood celebrities committing suicide. So that's a sorry state of affairs. Now these are males and females who think they have caught the bull by the horns. But somehow things take a turn and the horns slip away. What is right is not always popular, and what is popular is not always right, said Albert Einstein. And of course, it's a great quote to remember. Focus on the change and impact you can make to the human race. Because at the end of the day, people won't remember you for how popular you become. What sticks in the heart of people instead is the legacy you built. And I'm sure you can definitely do this. Or a stab hunter, an American actor, and I shouldn't say just this, he was actually a heartthrob in the 1960s and 1970s. Once put it, I don't care whether people like me or dislike me. I am not on Earth to win a popularity contest. I am here to be the best human being I possibly can be. And actually, that should be the way life should be. I hope you find this podcast useful. And if yes, please subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Spotify, and Google Podcasts to get notified. All my podcasts are around 10 to 15 minutes. So they are short and critical. Please share a five-study video. And if you're a part of my community, please share another information. And if you wish to reach out to me, I am Tabilgukta, your study upload expert, and join my career advisor hub on Facebook. It's only for invitations. Of course, you can click on Instagram. Until the next episode, thought list.