George Washington Is NOT A Successful Man

I am thinking of two very specific people, out of like 9,000,000,000,000 people in the united states, both of them have made a fortune and been very famous, but only one of them live up to my standards of success. My definition of success, which very well may vary from yours, is someone who has a lot of fortune and fame that was not handed down to them. First, my definition of success is someone who is very famous, and they also, have made a lot of healthy money at it. Second, George Washington, was not a very successful man, in most people’s eyes, but in my eyes George was a very super successful man. Donald J. trump, is a very successful man, in most people’s eyes, but in mine he is not a successful man. As can be often seen, my definition of success is someone who has fortune and fame that has not been given to them they have to fight for it. First but probably least important of all, my definition of success, if cannot be told already, is mainly about fortune that has been worked for and has not been given to and nor inherited …show more content…
For the fortune and fame section of my successful definition George had to work and save up for the very small fortune that he had by chopping down cherry trees, being a business man, and the most known the, first, president of the United States of America. Even the little bit of fame he had George had to work to become president. Back in the revolutionary war he was the commander and chief of the American army, and then he soon became president of the U.S.A. for two very short four year terms. After this, we wanted him to be president for one final term and he said, No! Comparing Washington and Trump they both became president and that’s as far as that goes. After all, George Washington is a perfect example that copes with my definition of