Moe Academy: Resurrection Battle

Persevere, success is at your feet. Persevere in challenging setbacks until the final success. Let pressure become your motivation to rush to the finish line. A desperate situation is a challenge and an opportunity. As long as you persevere, you will succeed one day. Countless failures make a brilliant life. In 1832, Lincoln lost his job, which obviously made him very sad, but he was determined to become a politician and a state legislator. Unfortunately, he failed in the election. Suffering two blows in one year was undoubtedly painful for him. Then, Lincoln set about starting his own business, but in less than a year, the business went bankrupt again. In the next 17 years, he had to run around and go through hardships to repay the debts owed when the business went bankrupt. Although Lincoln tried again and again, he suffered failure again and again: the business went bankrupt, his lover died, and he lost the election. If you encounter all this, will you give up? Give up these things that are important to you? Lincoln did not give up, nor did he say, "What if I fail?" In 1846, he ran for Congress again, and he was finally elected. The two-year term passed quickly, and he decided to run for re-election. He thought he had performed well as a congressman and believed that voters would continue to elect him. But unfortunately, he lost the election. Because he lost a lot of money in this election, Lincoln applied to be a land official in his state. But the state government returned his application, stating that "being a land official in this state requires outstanding talents and extraordinary intelligence, and your application does not meet these requirements." Two more failures in a row. In this case, would you persist in trying? Would you say "I failed"? However, Lincoln did not admit defeat. In 1854, he ran for the Senate, but failed; two years later, he ran for the nomination for the Vice President of the United States, but was defeated by his opponent; two years later, he ran for the Senate again, but failed again. Lincoln never gave up his pursuit, and he was always the master of his own life. In 1860, he was elected President of the United States. Persevere, success is at your feet. If a person wants to accomplish anything great, he must be able to persevere, and only by persevering can he succeed. It may not be difficult for a person to overcome a little difficulty, but it is difficult to persevere until he succeeds. The author of "Jane Eyre" once said meaningfully: People live to endure hardships. There will definitely be all kinds of pressure in a person's life, so the heart is always suffering, but this is the real life. Indeed, without pressure, it will be light and there will definitely be no achievement without pressure. Choose pressure, insist on moving forward, and you can achieve yourself. You might as well try again. There are many times in life when "there is a way out". In the process of growing up, especially in childhood, I suffered too much criticism, blows and setbacks from the outside world, so the enthusiasm and desire to strive for progress were suppressed and blocked by "self-limitation", and I did not get timely guidance, relief and encouragement. They are not only afraid of failure, but also accustomed to it, losing confidence and courage, and gradually developing a narrow-minded, inferior, lonely, afraid of taking responsibility, not enterprising, and not daring to fight, thus losing their dreams. The most obvious manifestation of such a character in life is to go with the flow and have no goals in life. The innate fire of success is extinguished prematurely.