Quote by George Bernard Shaw

Success covers a multitude of blunders

Success covers a multitude of blunders

Summary

This quote implies that even if one makes many mistakes or errors along the way, the achievement of success can overshadow or compensate for those blunders. It suggests that the end result or goal accomplished can make people overlook or forgive the missteps and flaws encountered during the journey. In essence, the quote highlights the power of success to camouflage or diminish the negative aspects and emphasize the positive outcome.

By George Bernard Shaw

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