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What is success
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3 J- N8 E7 |8 ]" T1 h3 ?9 O by Ralph Waldo Emerson
' ?- r6 u: j* `! N4 E+ ATo laugh often and much;
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To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children;3 m2 o0 E9 k4 K/ X
% T7 z- I5 v, b1 W7 B9 [- u, r# y8 N% gTo earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; , M! p! ~6 d* q: R1 E0 {& z5 k
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To appreciate beauty;! U- L: `4 X( @4 h7 P# o3 p& o1 n
6 o: w9 g2 r/ c- r6 d. h$ {( I; q1 TTo find the best in others; p% r0 F* k* i. S2 g1 k; ~$ _% |) U
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To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; 4 |) i) y, S/ s) L( e3 k
% n" V# K7 C: s8 \: J* hTo know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived;
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. j2 q# ] G7 M) f* C5 C+ b" xThis is to have succeeded. |
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