do well

verb3

1. •
   To succeed; to flourish.

   • Prosimians make good use of shelves, ropes, or swings and do well with natural substrates—such as vines, bamboo, and branches—to climb on or jump among. — 1998
2. •
   To take the prudent approach; to be advised.

   • He would do well to listen more carefully to his wife.
3. •
   To benefit, to favour.

   • The company did well by his family after he died.