“This book is an apt response to the wisdom of the great historian Arnold Toynbee, who said that you can pretty well summarize all of history – not only of society, but of institutions and of people – in four words: Nothing fails like success. In other words, when a challenge in life is met by a response that is equal to it, you have success. But when the challenge moves to a higher level, the old, once successful response no longer works – it fails; thus, nothing fails like success. The.”
