Quote by Shirley MacLaine

Well, success does not mean doing well.

Well, success does not mean doing well.

Summary

This quote suggests that success should not be solely measured by external achievements or material possessions. Rather, it implies that true success goes beyond mere accomplishment and lies within one's personal growth, fulfillment, and overall satisfaction. It emphasizes the importance of finding purpose, following one's passions, and fostering meaningful relationships as key factors contributing to a genuinely successful life. Ultimately, this quote challenges conventional notions of success and encourages individuals to prioritize self-reflection, happiness, and inner fulfillment over societal standards.

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