Do you believe 'being successful' and 'making a lot of money' are the same thing?

In my perspective, the concepts of ‘being successful’ and ‘making a lot of money’ are inherently distinct, albeit interrelated in certain contexts. Success is a multifaceted notion that transcends monetary wealth; it encompasses personal fulfillment, achievement of goals, and contributing positively to society. For instance, an individual who dedicates their life to humanitarian efforts may derive immense satisfaction and a sense of success, despite lacking substantial financial resources. On the contrary, accumulating wealth does not automatically confer a sense of accomplishment or happiness. Many affluent individuals grapple with existential questions about their purpose and value beyond their financial status. Therefore, while financial success can indeed be a component of an overall successful life, it is not tantamount to it. Ultimately, true success is more likely measured by one’s impact on others and the degree of inner contentment one achieves.