Words to myself

1. There are no shortcuts to any place worth going.

2. The lazier a person is, the more things he has to do tomorrow.

3. Remember one sentence: The harder you work, the luckier you will be.

4. For life, acceptance is the best tenderness, whether it is accepting the appearance of a person or accepting the absence of a person.

5. Life is tiring, a small part of it comes from survival, and a large part of it comes from comparison.

6. Life is not absolutely fair, but it is relatively fair. On a scale, the more you get, you must bear more than others.

7. The speed at which you handle your emotions is the speed at which you move towards success.

8. Only by experiencing the most painful persistence can we be worthy of having the most permanent happiness.

9. You never know how strong you are until one day you have no choice but to be strong.

10. What’s yours is yours. It's not yours, don't force it. Work hard, cherish it, and have a clear conscience. The rest, leave it to fate.

Words to yourself 2

1. When you can’t hold on, you can say to yourself: “I’m so tired”, but never admit in your heart: “I can’t do it.” ".

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2. What can really make you fall is not your opponent, but your desperate heart.

3. Being sophisticated and not making mistakes is the most kind-hearted maturity.

4. There are many things in life that can knock you down, but what really knocks you down is your own mentality

5. Don’t despise the person who always accompanies you, and don’t despise the person who always despises you. people.

6. You think the worst thing in life is losing the person you love most, but in fact the worst thing is losing yourself because you love someone too much.

7. We are not good at expressing, so we are used to guessing. To affirm, to deny, over and over again, later we become sensitive and fragile.

8. If you miss a bus, you can wait, but sometimes, if you miss a person, you will never be able to wait.

9. All human pain is essentially anger at one’s own incompetence.

10. Only by experiencing the most painful persistence can we be worthy of having the most permanent happiness.