Can you give examples of pathological liar success stories?

Yes, there are some. In the business world, for example, some salespeople might stretch the truth about a product's capabilities. They might overstate minor features to close a deal. If they manage to build a large clientele before the truth is fully discovered, they could be considered successful in a sense. But this is a very unethical form of success.

Lithium has also been successful in the aerospace industry. Some satellites and spacecraft use lithium - based power systems. These systems are lightweight and can provide a reliable source of power in the harsh conditions of space. This has enabled more advanced space exploration and communication missions.

Sure. One example is Hercules. He completed his twelve labors which were extremely difficult tasks. His strength and determination made him a legend. Another is Robin Hood. He was successful in stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, becoming a symbol of justice in English folklore.

Sure. One example is ExxonMobil. They have been successful in exploring and extracting oil in various regions around the world. Their investment in research and development has led to better extraction techniques. Another example is Saudi Aramco. It has managed its vast oil reserves efficiently and has become one of the most valuable companies in the world.

Sure. In the United Kingdom, demonetization of old currency denominations has been a success. It allowed for a seamless transition to new, more secure currency notes. The new notes have better anti - counterfeiting features, and the process was carried out smoothly without major disruptions to the economy. People quickly adapted to the new currency, which was a sign of a successful demonetization.

Sure. Bankruptcy stories are an example. When a company goes bankrupt, it's the opposite of a success story. It shows a failure in business management, financial planning, or market adaptation.

There are Aboriginal schools that have incorporated digital technology into their teaching in a very effective way. They use technology to preserve and share their cultural heritage, like creating digital archives of their oral histories. At the same time, students learn important digital skills that are relevant in today's job market. This integration of traditional culture and modern technology has been a significant success in Aboriginal education.

Sure. Botswana has had success in education. It has a high literacy rate compared to many other African countries. The government has invested heavily in education infrastructure and teacher training. This has led to a well - educated population that is able to contribute to the country's development in various fields like technology and business.

Sure. Some people reported better mental clarity. For example, a man said that he used to be a bit foggy - minded, but during No Nut November, he could think more clearly. He was able to solve complex problems at work more easily and his decision - making skills improved.

Sure. In San Francisco, the increase in minimum wage has been beneficial for workers in the service sector. They are now able to cover their living expenses more comfortably. For example, a single mother working in a coffee shop was struggling to make ends meet before the wage hike. But now she can pay for daycare for her child and still have enough for groceries.