The wish and prayer of every human being, man or woman, old or young, is to be successful in life. Generally for a long time, the man of means is regarded as the successful man. The successful man is defined by the extent of his material endowments. Through the efforts of these successful men, our world has been transformed and has witnessed technological wonders which have fetched us remarkable benefits. Is there any wisdom in the admonition that enjoins us not to call any man successful until he has breathed his last?

Source: The Guardian January 03, 2019 03:11 UTC