CLARIFIED

I will not for the glories of success agree, that an end justifies a means. Fortune from filth can only express the goal of its pursuit. Intentions clean, ring very loud the virtues of one's plight. Let your worst times be very eloquent, even they will publicize your best times. To end well, one must not just be affluent. Eloquence in a good name pays more. Remember, wealth undresses the habits that poverty clothes in the days of yore. My view; the ends clarify whatever means. If dinners can be eaten without dishes, even success can smile without riches. John Ettah | February, 2023