Besides, who wants to read about success, anyway? Successful serial murderers, maybe.
Mindy Kaling, in her book "Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?", humorously questions the traditional fascination with success stories. She suggests that instead of glorifying success, it might be more insightful to explore the darker side of human experiences. By mentioning "successful serial murderers," she highlights the absurdity of idolizing triumphs that are ultimately harmful or morally questionable.
This provocative statement invites readers to reflect on the nature of success and the stories we choose to celebrate. Kaling’s witty take encourages a more nuanced understanding of achievement, suggesting that not all narratives of success are worthy of admiration, even if they are compelling.
