Successful Vs Unsuccessful - A Race View

By Kokula Krishna Hari - KK

There is a race between being successful and unsuccessful in each and every activity. There are few people like me (over-boosted) to quote that they followed Unsuccessful career and got a successful life. In the following image, almost 95% it satisfies the criteria for me. But to note, I am bit successful and still striving to be successful.


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