First ten years of Leo Tolstoy's marriage life were the happiest. It is in those years when he wrote two of the greatest novels of all time- War and Peace and Anna Karenina. As sales of books increased his profits went skyrocketing. In very few years he became super rich. From that point on his life deteriorated gradually. In his last days he was ousted from his house by his wife and died out of pneumonia while sleeping in a cold Russian railway station. Mind you, he is the same Tolstoy who inspired Mahatma Gandhi.
You turn the pages of history you will find whenever God has given money to a typical introvert he has wasted his life and also people's surrounding him. Another example is Michael Jackson. And coincidentally MJ was inspired by Gandhiji.
These people are fit only for libraries and research labs. Or are they?
