Charbel TadrosA truly successful person is not one who achieves his highest ambitions, but one who enjoys helping others reach theirs.
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This quote is different than the previous one. It’s about helping others succeed, not about reaching a high level of success for yourself. The person who says this is a true success. This quote is about helping others succeed in life and not just in their careers.
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