Thank you for the tormentors 3: A compulsory course for success

Author: Ling Yue
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: People always complain about their environment, but successful people always seek the environment they want. If they can't find it, they will create one. — George Bernard Shaw, playwright (1856—1950)
Pessimists turn opportunities into difficulties, while optimists turn difficulties into opportunities. — Harry S. Truman, President of the United States (1884—1972)
To change a person's life, , start immediately. Second, do it with passion. Third, without exception. — William James, psychologist (1842—1910)
Everything or everyone in life gives you a chance to clear energy, evolve yourself, and rise to a higher and further level. Every case you handle means you no longer have to experience these again, which is also your greatest reward. To reiterate, you will never be harmed by others unless you harm yourself first. You will never be betrayed, underestimated, or unloved unless you do it to yourself first. Those who truly want to succeed will leave luck aside and seize every opportunity that can help them rise to a higher level, not missing any chance to achieve success. They do not wait for luck to come; instead, they work hard to achieve more success.
Perhaps at the beginning, they will encounter numerous difficulties because of their lack of experience and will often make mistakes. However, as long as they are willing to learn from their mistakes, when the time is ripe, all their dreams will come true smoothly. Those who truly want to succeed will not always complain about fate or bad luck; instead, they will reflect on themselves and keep pushing forward. Their success is built on a solid foundation, and even in the face of fierce storms, earthquakes, or upheavals, it will not crumble.
Whether you face adversity or prosperity, it is your life. When you encounter misfortune, failure, or setbacks, the only way to create your own happiness is to rise above adversity. Otherwise, you will continue to sink into a deep pit of pain.