> How do you define "succeed"? Relatively. The author defines the success as the outcome for a hypothetical hard-working single mother with relation to the ou

> How do you define "succeed"? Relatively. The author defines the success as the outcome for a hypothetical hard-working single mother with relation to the outcome of a hypothetical alternative where that single mother stops working. I prefer to deal with reality, so I'd rather define success of real people as their outcomes relative to the outcomes for other real people who work equally hard.