1. Succeed: How We Can Reach Our Goals is an English book written by Heidi Grant霍爾沃森, exploring the reasons for success and failure and proposing that everyone can achieve their goals better.2. In English, "succeed" is a verb that means to be successful, while "successful" is an adjective and "success" is a noun. They all refer to the concept of success.3. The phrase "succeed in doing something" means to achieve success in that particular area. For example: "He succeeded in getting the job" means he was successful in obtaining the job.4. "Succeed to" is used to indicate inheritance, especially for positions like throne or leadership. For example: "The eldest son succeeded to his father's estate" means the eldest son inherited his father's estate.5. When saying "He succeeded in the interview," we use "in" to indicate the success in a specific activity, such as a job interview.6. "Succeed" is an intransitive verb, which means it cannot be used in the passive voice. For example, we say "His plan succeeded" instead of "His plan was succeeded."7. "Succeeded Churchill as Prime Minister" is a correct usage of "succeed," indicating the person who took over the position after Churchill.