Success is in the eyes of the beholder. Take two millionaires. On that had the objective of having by now one million bucks, has them, reached his objective, success! The other had the objective of having by now two million bucks, has only one million: failure. Not even close.
Now what if the later changes his objective after the fact? IMO still a failure :-)
So success is not defined by what you have are or archive, but by the goals you set for yourself.
I am a big failure: I'm not 500 light years from here exploring the stars. :-(
"Low" by whose standards and compared to what? Those who mistake success for happiness usually end up losing both. We recently had a wealthy corporate CFO in these parts who had pretty much everything everybody else wants jump off a bridge because... I don't even know why.
Set your goals such that their ends will be fulfilling to you. Do not set out with success as your end, else it is meaningless. If success only means to accomplish what you have set out to do, then set out to do something worthwhile, that in success you will have achieved something greater than success itself.
Now what if the later changes his objective after the fact? IMO still a failure :-)
So success is not defined by what you have are or archive, but by the goals you set for yourself.
I am a big failure: I'm not 500 light years from here exploring the stars. :-(