“The making of friends, who are real friends, is the best token we have of a man's success in life.”
— Edward Everett Hale
Simplified Meaning:
Having true friends is a sign that a person is doing well in life. Real friends care about you, support you, and stand by you through thick and thin. Imagine someone who might not be rich or famous, but they have close friends who love them for who they are. Those relationships are more valuable than money or status. For instance, think of a teacher who has retired. If many of their former students come to visit and thank them, it's clear that the teacher made a big, positive impact on their lives. This shows that success is not just about wealth, but about the meaningful connections we make. To live by this idea, focus on being a good friend—kind, trustworthy, and reliable—and you will find that true friendships will grow, showing your success in the human experience.
