Quote by Brian Tracy

Success equals goals; all else is commentary.

Success equals goals; all else is commentary.

Summary

This quote is expressing the idea that the true measure of success is achieving one's goals. It suggests that all other aspects of life, including surrounding circumstances, setbacks, or personal commentary, are secondary to the accomplishment of one's desired objectives. In essence, it emphasizes the importance of focusing on setting and attaining goals as the ultimate determinant of success, rather than becoming overwhelmed or distracted by other factors that may obstruct or deter progress.

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By Brian Tracy

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