Arnold Schwarzenegger once said in "Terminator": I'll be back!

Speaking with enthusiasm. After Schwarzenegger stepped down as governor of the United States, he returned to his acting career and once again performed many classic roles. He also mentioned this sentence frequently in his autobiography "The Autobiography of Schwarzenegger" and adopted it as his motto.

I like this sentence, especially the strong character behind it. No one is immune to failure. We encounter setbacks in exams, work, family, and life, both big and small. There are successes and failures. We find that failure is not terrible. What is terrible is falling to the ground after failure.

The terrible thing is that a failure dampens all your courage.

So, those who can grit their teeth and say "I'll be back" can often become the final winners. They know in their hearts that there will be sun again tomorrow, and tomorrow's clock will start from zero again. They know that there is still a chance for everything.

Some people dare to change careers in their thirties, work early and late, start from scratch, and finally become big bosses with an annual income of millions. Some girls, after having a baby, suddenly study hard, study for a master's degree, and study abroad. Some people decide to work out and try to challenge the difficulty no matter how puzzled the people around them are, and they actually develop a one-word horse or a body of muscles.

In their eyes, failure is only temporary. I will not quit sadly. Soon, when I polish my sword, I will return. Just wait.

I also like the sunny attitude towards life behind this sentence.

It is often this kind of person with sufficient chicken blood who can particularly boost team morale. Whether completing a work assignment or a team competition, the winner is usually a matter of breath. And people who often read this sentence in their hearts are often the strongest source of positive energy for their teammates.