Harvest is a beautiful thing, but it also has its own premise-pay. I remember reading a story that once a seed was blown into the boundless desert by a strong wind. In such a deserted place, only some tropical plants can grow. However, Xiao Zi decided to take root here, but other plants couldn't help laughing, mocking and satirizing after knowing his ridiculous idea, but Xiao Zi didn't care at all. It buried itself deeply in the ground and made it grow with its own efforts.
God is also fair. Only when you pay, will he let you gain something. That little seed once broke its root while looking for water, but it didn't choose to give up. In this way, there will be that lush plant behind!
Plants are so, so are people.
When you learn to walk as a child, it is inevitable that you have to fall several times to learn. If you give up after one wrestling, you may have no future when you grow up.
As the saying goes, where there is a will, there is a way. Yes, nothing in the world can beat a person. It depends on whether you can work hard on your own. If you have tried and paid, don't be discouraged, even if you don't succeed, because you haven't got nothing, at least you have gained a valuable experience and are one step closer to success.
If you want to reap, you have to pay first.
I remember a teacher said to us: "Because I don't know how to pay, I don't get much." After listening to this sentence, I really feel ashamed. From the day I fell to the ground, I gave very little, while others gave me countless things, such as my parents' contribution to nurture me, and my teachers' contribution to educate me, and they were not eager to repay their efforts. What about us? Not only did I not pay, but I also hoped to gain something. Now that I think about it, I really shouldn't
Maybe paying and harvesting are not necessarily proportional to speed and distance, but they are never inversely proportional. I have always believed and can say with certainty: "Those who don't pay are doomed to get nothing!" "