What is success 7 C [& ~4 Y3 O* W J ! ~6 B0 D7 Q7 k b& n* X by Ralph Waldo Emerson 0 ~+ ~ p1 A2 |# @( v! N' m6 j; \To laugh often and much;$ s+ b( a9 p( V1 B
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To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children;. c) }7 r% k; w3 H+ b! }9 y2 B: i
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To earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; ' `. b; F7 y) C : {+ j! {7 f l! N. x' X ~To appreciate beauty; 2 |- R) f' ?, [$ ]- l; S4 T9 l4 f5 K) {4 A
To find the best in others;* A2 A* \* p7 v: z9 E3 z
0 M+ ]0 O" p* i8 c& ~- G; jTo leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; 4 ?9 S: Y) Q- J& T
* o* I! h- D. a/ Z! ITo know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived; - i! M' V) O+ s9 E( C" n7 L; Q4 K& [ h) }3 l' H' p' v/ v
This is to have succeeded.