TV, Movies, and culture in general sometimes paints a narrow, specific image of what success is, but we know from our conversations with some of the best and brightest that success can mean vastly different things to different people.

Jo-Ann May

For me, success is defined as having the freedom of time to be able to pursue interests, spend time with family and try new things while being financially secure and staying within the boundaries of the will of God for my life. Read more>>

Katelyn Vickers

I define success as, the moment when you find peace. Being a creative comes with a lot of ups and downs. It’s not about when it all starts to make sense. It’s being able to be at peace even when it doesn’t. Read more>>

Megan Faye, Rachel Burdge, Scott Ellison, Neal Aaronson

Rachel Burdge: I think if you are able to get fulfillment out of doing something then you’ve found success. A lot of people, especially now, equate success with monetary goals or career goals, but I think it’s well proven by now that money and status doesn’t necessarily equate to happiness. But if you’re doing something that actually brings you joy and makes you feel something, then I’d define that as success. Read more>>