This document contrasts a non-contributor vision of success focused on material success, achievement, and external impact, with a contributor vision focused on personal fulfillment, developing self-esteem, and ongoing personal development. It then discusses Walt Disney's vision of contributing to people's lives through entertainment and hours of joy. Disney felt money was only important to further this vision and make people, especially children, happy. He saw Disneyland as always growing alongside imagination. The document concludes with Swami Vivekananda encouraging expanding one's vision of success to create material, intellectual and spiritual success for oneself and others.

2. “How do I get there?”
The answer to this question is essentially my vision of career.
Non-Contributor… Contributor…
• Material success • Personal fulfillment
• Achievement • Development of self-esteem
• External impact • Ongoing development of
personal capabilities

4. Walt Disney’s Success Vision:
Contribute to people’s lives through entertainment and hours of joy
• “ I’ve only thought about money in one way, and that is
to do something with it…”
• “I have never been interested in personal gain or profit.
This business and this studio have been my
entire life.”
• “My business is making people, especially children,
happy.”
• “We believed in our idea – a family park where parents
and children could have fun together…”
• Disneyland will never be completed. It will continue to
grow as long as there is imagination left in
the world.”

5. Vision of Success based on a Plan

6. Swami Vivekananda speaks to you
Expand your vision of success
Swami Vivekananda wanted each one us to
have a large vision of success so that we create
material, intellectual and spiritual success not only
for ourselves, but also for our fellowmen and our
whole country.

7. THANK YOU