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A lot of people might argue that stability doesn’t always bring success, but in my opinion success doesn’t necessarily bring stability either. In a society where advancement happens so quickly that we seemingly have to chase our dreams continuously, it is important to understand clearly that they are bound by some complicated structure and not just happenstance.

For successful people, wealth and fortune has such great significance that they make it their core value. It is #1 on their life's mission or purpose. However, would-be rich people should be careful as some of them find themselves with a false sense of security when it comes for them to stay at the top rung for more time than necessary and forge ahead though cushioning by money. Now this might sound extreme like most stockholders have these illusions from time to time but they exist nonetheless.

This is a dynamic and ever-evolving space that can be applied in many other ways, but let's keep it simple for the purposes of this discussion. As said before, work hard, save wisely and invest like your life depended on it - because it does!

Starting with a business is a great thing. It allows one to build some financial stability and peace of mind knowing that waiting in the wings are enough resources to sustain themselves for at least a decade. The startup business is challenging, but it is not impossible, and successful entrepreneurs will tell you that it all comes down to how hard one tries.

Since Kickstarter has demonstrated the power of platform capitalism, there were countless ideas pouring in from anyone ambitious enough to put out their whimsical project on the website. Infatuated by the power of "putting your passion out into the universe" in time strategically distributed across multiple financial backers with relationship to your vision, creative content creators ousted publishers who employed legacy publishing tactics that offered less an opportunity and instead more risk. This streamlining of modern day publishing paved way for an entire economy of self-published authors who've successfully been able to create and leverage a platform that doesn't rely on traditional gatekeepers.

Few would argue that this seemingly new publishing paradigm has revolutionized the way content is distributed in today's world. Yet, there remains a large and stubborn wall of resistance between the traditional publisher, who still wield many significant privileges , and the self-published author. The two groups are still largely perceived as being on opposite sides of a creative battlefield. And while some in the publishing industry might argue that the wall is an inevitable consequence of progress, others argue that it is nothing more than a social construct, one which can easily be challenged and dismantled by looking at how digital media has impacted who gets to be seen, heard, and read.

People want to be happier and never get tired of looking for the secret to success, but success is nothing if you can't stay stable and healthy.

You always hear about articles about how happiness is key to a good life. So rich people might be rich happy, but they might not always have the best lives. Statistically speaking, those who are richer are primarily successful people who have lived very well-off lives despite all of their wealth. But many also lead very stable lives with financial stability and social status - which brings me back to stability brings success...

So, just because something can't (or won't) bring you an array of wealth down without taking a toll on your mental health and physical wellbeing... that doesn't mean that it's not worth doing.