Success (n.) is natural, which is to say that the person who does not succeed, by definition, has placed himself in opposition to the laws of the Universe.
Success (n.) is voltage under control.
Success (n.) is a constant sense of discontent, broken by brief periods of satisfaction on doing some specially good piece of work.
Success's (n.) secret is that there is no secret.
Success (n.) is to rise from the illusion of pursuit to the disillusion of possession.
Success (n.) often comes fast than you are able to endure it.
Success (n.) is a matter of outliving your sins.
Success (n.) is a matter of the red corpuscle.
Success (n.) is a stained-glass window through which one may see an ironic moon.
Success (n.) is a subtle connivance of Nature for bringing about a man's defeat.
Success (n.) is giving up the fight, being possessed of the fallacy that you have won.
Success (n.) is hideous to all but its victims.
Success (n.) is the accomplishment of one's best.
Success (n.) is the final link in a chain of chalk.
Success (n.) is the realization of the estimate which you place upon yourself. 1
Success (n.) is to write your name high upon the outhouse of a country tavern.
Success (n.) is voltage under control—keeping one hand on the transformer of your Kosmic Kilowatts.