Lord Krishna says that it is to act with wisdom (inner reflection) and be involved with devotional work and helping others.
This in itself will help a person feel closer to the Divine — the true definition of nirvana.
But the western notion of success involves endings such as winning a game. When you win, the games ends, and there is nothing to do.
In this context, then, achieving nirvana would be akin to having reached the end of the game, at which point you are put out to pasture. Nothing can be further from the truth.
Nirvana is a life that is full, not empty, for it is at that point that one experiences living and acting in full harmony with the Divine.
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