Quote by Walter Winchell

Nothing recedes like success.

Nothing recedes like success.

Summary

This quote suggests that success is a fleeting and transient state. It implies that once success is achieved, it quickly diminishes or loses its impact and significance. It emphasizes the idea that achievements and triumphs can easily fade away or be surpassed over time. Additionally, it may allude to the concept that success can create complacency or a lack of motivation, leading to a decline in progress or further accomplishments.

Topics

Success & Failure

By Walter Winchell

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