Can a Life of Injustice Lead to Greatness?

There is no absolute fairness in this world. Even if you work hard, success isn't guaranteed, but if you want to succeed, you must work very hard. Believe that no effort and no sweat are ever wasted. Precisely because there's no absolute fairness in this world, we need to continuously strive to realize our dreams.

If at first you don't succeed, try again; if one year isn't enough, try two; if two years don't work, try five. Once you've set your mind to a dream, persevere. One day, the tree of dreams, watered with sweat, will blossom and bear fruit.

What should we do after being treated unfairly? For example, if someone uses connections during a job application, causing you to be disqualified, or if a client is poached by someone else, what would you do? Blame others? Lose your balance? Become depressed? Remember, these negative emotions will only lower your intelligence, waste your time, affect your mood, and worsen your health. Beyond that, they won't do any good.

Some people say, "We must be brave enough to fight against bad practices. I'm going to complain, report them, beat them up, and vent my anger." While you may be able to correct some bad habits, you can't eliminate all injustice. Moreover, these irrational actions will ultimately cost you yourself.

Learn to adjust your mindset, let go, and look forward. Only then can you seize more opportunities. Throughout our lives, we must learn how to live with passion and reason.

No matter what we do, first, do your best and prepare for the worst. Second, even if you encounter a bad outcome, don't be discouraged. Stay motivated, accumulate knowledge, gather energy, and wait for the right opportunity. A mountain range without ups and downs cannot be called majestic, and a life without setbacks is destined to be dull. Without experiencing a cold winter, how can we appreciate the preciousness of a warm spring? Without experiencing despair, how can we know the joy of rebirth?

Fate gives us setbacks to inspire us and gives us hardships to build us. These are all gifts of fate, and only the wise can appreciate them. This world is wonderful and worth every struggle.

Thank you for reading!