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2025-06-26 07:37:35 [Life] Source: Opportunity Information Network

It seems like everyone on Lina RomayTwitter has an opinion about what makes a person successful.

Last week, Twitter user @APompliano tweeted a list of things he believes "the most successful people" do. It's a pretty vague bunch of descriptors -- successful people "have laser focus" and "build incredible teams," he claims.

Apparently, successful people and the protagonists of Disney movies have something in common: They "believe in themselves." Sure.

But if @APompliano -- or "Pomp" as he apparently goes by -- should know anything about successful people, it's that no level of success can protect you from becoming a meme. Twitter users don't like being told what they should and shouldn't do -- remember the "by age 35" meme?

SEE ALSO: You'll enjoy the 'by age 35' meme even if you have nothing saved for retirement

In the week since Pomp's original tweet, Twitter users have offered their own takes on what makes a successful person.

Who's more successful than brilliant scientist/temporary Empress Yzma from The Emperor's New Groove?

Or Carol, from Carol?

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Some, like Twitter user @NMamatas, pointed out that many financially successful people come from a privileged upbringing.

Or, as @DavidKlion brought up, are baby boomers who started their careers with fewer obstacles than Gen X'ers and Millennials did.

Even a Jesus Christ stan account had its own take.

And as with any Twitter meme -- from gorls to bible verses to the gay/straight/bi meme -- it always comes down to song lyrics.

No Twitter meme wouldn't be complete without a reference to The Killers' "Mr. Brightside."

Yikes.

Sometimes you have to ask yourself: Did this meme go too far?

Keep the advice coming, Twitter.

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