The archaic definition of success is the ‘good or the bad outcome of an undertaking’. This is now obsolete because the resultant is not considered a ‘success’, unless it is a favorable outcome. It is ...

Many years ago, before computers were ubiquitous, a client brought me a quotation, carefully typed on a beige piece of paper, and mounted onto a larger rectangle of orange construction paper. He ...

Can you call yourself a success if the one thing you feel you’ve accomplished in life is marrying and having children? Or if, despite many failures, at least you avoided ending up on the streets? Or ...

Hot air balloons on the ground create a colorful frame for the one that is rising above them. A great metaphor for success or standing out from the crowd. While visiting my daughter earlier this year, ...

Burt presents an interview with Dan Hesse and Neil Young. In 2017, Dan Hesse co-hosted a program with Burt about what “success” meant to famous people. In this program, Burt introduces Dan and his ...

Dear editor, After reading the message from Superintendent Glaser, in which he wishes success to all school district students (“ A blueprint for the future of our schools,” June 18), I felt there was ...

In the early days of Globacom, its chairman, Dr Mike Adenuga Jnr, hosted a team of editors from the Nigerian Tribune. One of them asked him why he was still working hard, making money, and working ...

A client recently asked us to identify successful small businesses for a forthcoming campaign. A fairly simple requirement you might think and you’d be right at first glance. But on reflection, this ...