Is there a way to check succesful journey?

I like to read succesful journey in the IM journey section but most of the topics are incomplete or not succesful.
Is there a way to filter only succesful journey?

You have to follow them ...and many were successfull journeys here...manual process to check lol...

None except the most known way:

Go the last page.

Actually, yes people here been a long time and do not even know how to use BHW

i will show you my trick that i use

go to https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/my-journey-discussions.167/

On the right corner, you can see "Filters" so far so good

Now do this setting:

Last updated: sort by the time you choose
Thread type: keep it (Any)
Sort by: Replies
And it should be: Descending

and VOILA, you got really nice threads to dive into

You can Filter out last Reply , So you can check what is the latest updates on each journey,

But You will have do some manual browsing

Successful journeys do have more replies usually as the user keeps updating and more replies come out,
@B17zr did mention the right way to get the best possible list

You actually need to read through the journey threads you find because some people do two journeys in one Journey thread, but some of them end up not completing the second journey done in that thread.

Don't you think unsuccessful journeys are important?
You could avoid major pitfalls if you were to dive into the same process.

I understand where you're coming from.

After all, as the old saying goes, “success has many fathers; failure is always an orphan.”

But, let me tell you, even if you read through a lot of the less successful journeys on this forum, or even the incomplete projects, there's always a lesson to learn.

In many cases, the lesson is completely different from the one the thread-starter had in mind!

You have to understand that when it comes to achieving success, you can get lessons from two places.

You can figure out how things worked out, or you can let failure teach you a thing or two.

Here's a shocking secret: failure is the better teacher.

Why?

You have more skin in the game; you want to avoid failure because it hurts!

It also can harm your reputation.

A lot of people define themselves based on their setbacks and failures, and that's why there's a sense of emotional urgency when it comes to reading somebody’s experience based on their setbacks and mistakes.

Others are driven more by their dreams—they're proactive.

But let’s not kid ourselves; for every one person who is motivated by promise, opportunity, and possibility, there are ten people who will only lift a finger to change their situation when they feel that their chips are down and their backs are against the wall—this is called reactive thinking.

There's nothing necessarily bad with it, but if you are a reactive person, all the pep talk in the world and success stories are not going to help you change your material reality.

You know what will? The fear of failure as well as the fear of loss.

So, in my opinion, incomplete and “unsuccessful” journeys here are just as valuable—if not more so—than successful ones.