In my opinion, "winning is not the most important thing, it's everything" by Vince Lorbard means that "success is not the most important thing, it's everything." It's not always true. In something like "The Admiral" by Coreen Glynn, is not true.
 
        The reasons for my disagreement are classified three ways. First is Jimmy who is the main character in the story. He is poor. He wore the same clothes everyday. He is not successful, but he had a lot of friends during his life. Everyone likes to talk with him. Finally, he died. A lot of friends went to his funeral. Thus, the critical lens isn't true. He is successful. He loved his life, even though he was poor. Many people respect him. Jimmy's life was full of love, filled with friendship. It's not everything, but respect is a part of life.