Proverbs 10:4

10:4 [note two work ethics] [1] Lazy hands make a man poor, but [2] diligent hands bring wealth.

Note: The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.

Proverbs 10:5

He who gathers [collects, assembles, brings in; implies initiative and diligence rather than passive waiting] crops [the produce of the field; the result of months of preparation and labor] in summer [the season when fruit ripens and must be gathered quickly before spoilage; represents a limited window of opportunity] is a prudent [wise, discerning, one who acts with understanding and foresight] son [a child whose conduct reflects on the honor of his family; responsible participation in the household economy was expected of sons].

But he who sleeps [falls into a deep or negligent sleep; suggests laziness or indifference when alertness is required] during harvest [the most critical agricultural season when grain must be gathered quickly before storms, animals, or decay destroy it; a moment when every hand is needed] is a disgraceful [bringing shame, dishonor, embarrassment; conduct that undermines the well-being and reputation of the family] son [one whose failure to act harms not only himself but also those who depend upon him].