Episode

Success: What Does it Mean "To Have Succeeded"?

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The Never Stop Learning Podcast
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May 1, 2026
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2070
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Summary

Success: What Does it Mean "To Have Succeeded"?... What does it really mean “to have succeeded”? In this deep dive, we begin with Bessie A. Stanley’s 1905 definition of success and follow it clause by clause into a richer and more demanding philosophy of a life well lived. Through the voices of Stephen R. Covey, Parker J. Palmer, Henri J. M. Nouwen, Dale Carnegie, Edith Eger, Don Miguel Ruiz, and Richard Stearns , this episode explores joy, character, suffering, beauty, contempt, service, and the moral weight of making even one life breathe easier because you have lived. This is "to have succeeded".