This idea is too one-sided. In the process of personal pursuit of success, others cannot be completely ignored. On the one hand, society is a whole composed of many individuals. We live in groups, and the conditions and needs of others are closely related to our own environment. For example, the happiness and development of the people around us can create a more harmonious and positive social atmosphere, and in the long run it will also be conducive to the acquisition and expansion of various resources on the road to our own success. On the other hand, from the emotional and moral level, we have family, friendship and other ties with others. Caring for others is the basis for maintaining good interpersonal relationships and can bring us emotional satisfaction and support. Moreover, helping others as much as possible is also a manifestation of kindness and a sense of responsibility, which will allow us to gain inner peace and respect from others. Of course, paying attention to others does not mean ignoring one's own pursuit, but while realizing one's self-worth, maintaining care and proper participation in others, and seeking a balance between personal success and responsibility to others.