Ramana PemmarajuIf you're to explain your works, then surely you have chosen wrong audience!
About This Quote
If you're to explain your works, then surely you have chosen wrong audience! meaning that even if a person is a little bit successful, the person behind the success is still a failure. This sentence also conveys that a person who has achieved a lot of success is not happy with it and wants to change the world around them.
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