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Succeeds Quotes

Sharp one-liners on what it takes to succeed.

These are compact quotes built around the single word 'succeeds,' ranging from a matter-of-fact acceptance that outcomes vary to a bold claim about who deserves credit when a whole country does well. It pairs naturally with our Best collection.

When women succeed, America succeeds.

Quotes by Paul Tonko

The bold adventurer succeeds the best.

Quotes by Ovid

Sometimes one succeeds, sometimes one fails.

Quotes by Harold Bloom

Nothing succeeds like address.

Quotes by Fran Lebowitz

Address Quotes

Nothing succeeds like success.

Alexandre Dumas

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'succeeds' mean across these quotes?
It ranges from a matter-of-fact acceptance that outcomes vary, to bold claims about who deserves credit when things go well on a national scale. The word gets used both personally and politically depending on the line.
Is there a quote connecting women's success to a country's success?
Yes, one line directly ties women succeeding to America succeeding as a whole. It frames individual achievement as part of something larger.
What's the joke about nothing succeeding like something else?
It's a classic twist on the old proverb 'nothing succeeds like success,' swapped out for something unexpected and witty instead. It closes the collection on a playful note rather than a serious one.
Is there a quote about adventurers and success?
One line credits the bold adventurer above all else, suggesting that daring rather than caution is what tends to succeed. It fits the page's overall punchy, one-line style.
Why is this page worth reading if I already like general success quotes?
Because it's built specifically around the single word 'succeeds,' which keeps the tone sharper and more compact than a broader success list. Our Best collection is a good next stop for more of that same energy.

One quote reframes success as tied to America's progress specifically, while another credits the bold adventurer above all else. A classic twist on the old proverb closes out the set with real wit.