The Original

Inquissima haec bellorum condicio est: prospera omnes sibi indicant, aduersa uni imputantur

Tacitus, Agricola 27:1 (written ~ 98AD) [1]

Rough translation:

This is an unfair thing about war: victory is claimed by all, failure to one alone

The Italian Job

Tacitus had a popularity surge in Italy in the middle ages.

So, in 1942, the Italian Diplomat, Count Galezzo Ciano (Mussolini's son-in-law) was almost certainly quoting a local proverb when he said [2]:

La victoria trova cento padri, a nessuno vuole riconoscere l'insuccesso

which would be:

Victory has 100 fathers. No-one wants to recogni

• We want to be successful we love the fantasy , richness but the process is loved by very few in simple words you have those dreams/goals most people love it have it very few will love the path
• And only few who believe in that path wins , so failure-very few enjoy and take it as challenge and those few are successful
• Success has hundred fathers----thousand of people dream but end up dreaming till end

Love the process have a wonderful life , fail and don't hate it , it's the only factor which is an indicator of you are on the