To me, abundance entails being overflowing in all aspects of one's life, having more than enough, and never lacking in any area. Be it money, growth, possessions, resources, good health, greatness, opportunities, time, food, companionship, and so on. Abundance can also be defined as being generous, assisting others in need, and giving of one's abundant resources, all of which result in numerous blessings for our lives.
Someone with an abundance heart will have the enthusiasm to create goals and chase aspirations, to dream big, and someone with the mindset of helping others will have the energy to work harder to be plentiful in riches and overflow in resources required to realize his or her dreams. To recognize chances and live a satisfying life, we need to be plentiful.
The most important thing I learned about abundance is that it offers significance to one's life and brings the satisfaction of fulfillment. Everything is richer and more flowering when there is abundance.
When I associate abundance with my way of life, it motivates me to seek purpose and work harder to achieve my objectives. I want to be a great and successful engineer who can help the less fortunate in society because we have so many youngsters roaming about or homeless. Having the desire to serve others and being able to do so makes me feel lucky and at ease.
When an abundant individual contributes of his or her plentiful or fullness to society, when others can feel fully sufficiency in all aspects of life, the world becomes better and more peaceful.
When violence declines and the globe, including all living species, lives in peace, we might say the world is experiencing abundance. We can imagine how science has changed and improved every aspect of our lives, including health, market values, transportation, housing, and everything else. Things that were once limited or unavailable are now abundant.
The best post I learned from this week on Abundance Tribe was written by 
What is your ideal version of success? by
This is the part I loved most in the article and it best describes what being successful means, and I quoted;
"I compare success to mastery. I have no idea if I am wrong. I often imagined how the geniuses we stand in awe of today felt when they got to a certain point in their lives. That point, where the word, Eureka escapes from their lips. Yes, they found it. They found What? The one thing they burn candles every night looking for. The one thing that made sleep elude them. The one thing that deprived them of the pleasures of the world. That thing that took their friends and probably loved ones away. They found it."
You can only succeed if you put your heart and soul into it, or if you have goals to work toward. Success is the consequence of hard work; you will be judged successful based on what you learn and master. The result is what can only be characterized as SUCCESS when you burn candles at night, study all night, and then go to classes throughout the day with dedication and the proper attitude toward learning.
Skills must be acquired, learning must be done, and action must be taken, and every success story of the past has always included a part where they failed, but they learned from their mistakes and failures, which later aided them in becoming successful.
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