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EP11: What France Has Taught Me About the Word ‘Success’
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Success isn’t a finish line. It’s a long, unpredictable road filled with setbacks, small wins, and lessons along the way.
After completing a long-awaited renovation for my business, La Cuisine, I felt uneasy with the word success as people congratulated me. The glossy finish doesn’t tell the full story. This journey took seven years of struggles, delays, and setbacks that tested my patience and perseverance. I see this milestone as a réussite, a hard-earned achievement, but real success? That’s still unfolding.
In this episode, I reflect on what success really means, the weight of language, and the unseen challenges behind every big moment. What if true success isn’t about the big wins at all but about the resilience it takes to keep going?
Episode Breakdown:
00:00 Introduction
01:24 The Word “Success” and Its Impact
03:11 Cultural Nuances in Language
04:36 Réussite vs. Succès
05:08 Challenges of La Cuisine’s Renovation
07:03 Behind the Scenes of the Renovation
09:00 Measuring Success in Business
10:10 Long Journey to Success
11:05 Future of La Cuisine and GenerateHER
12:00 Personal Reflections on Success
13:05 Comparison and Joy
14:00 Final Thoughts and Weekly Wishes
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