Edison said; Genius is ninety-nine percent perspiration and one percent inspiration. This means that even a genius has to pay 99% sweat and 1% inspiration to succeed. This is the wisdom that hard-working people constantly strive to gain.
Edison's words can be better reflected in himself. Edison was born in a poor family when he was a child. He used to be a newsboy and a peddler and had no formal education. He taught himself and made thousands of inventions in his life. For example, in terms of electricity, many people in the world were studying electrical appliances for lighting at that time, but it didn't have much effect. Edison summed up other people's experience, worked 16 or 7 hours a day, and after hundreds of failures, he finally developed a durable carbon filament light bulb at 1887. He also invented the phonograph and the film projector. Edison's invention proved that it was the result of his unremitting struggle.
There are countless successful people at home and abroad. Are they really geniuses? Are they born with talent? No, they are not born geniuses. Their talents were acquired through hard work.
For example, Confucius, a famous thinker, educator and politician in China during the Spring and Autumn Period, was also the founder of Confucianism in China. When he was three, his mother taught him to read and write. By the time he was four years old, he could read more than 100 words. Once, his mother tested him with the words she had just taught him all day. He answered his mother's question confidently. In fact, he is not a genius. During this period, he practiced repeatedly. Even in the cold season, he did exercises on his brother's chest before going to bed. Only after that did he remember all the words. In fact, after his superhuman qualification, it is more his perseverance and hard work spirit?
/kloc-in the 0/7th century, the British scientist Newton wrote the scientific masterpiece Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy through long-term experiments and mathematical calculations. Newton's pioneering work had a great influence on later people. Newton once said, "I just always spend a long time thinking and studying one thing enthusiastically." Does Newton's creation mean that he is a genius? Of course not, this is the fruit of his constant struggle.
18th century later, the British biologist Darwin's book "No Species Come Out" also proved that his talent was innate? No, actually Darwin was born into a family of doctors. He entered Cambridge University at the age of 19 and studied theology according to his father's wishes, but his interest was natural science. At the age of 22, he boarded the Beagle as a naturalist and made a five-year round-the-world inspection. Darwin extensively investigated the geology and phenomena of hunger along the way; Natural environment; Extreme forms of animal and plant species. A large number of specimens of minerals, animals and plants were collected and made, and a large number of investigation notes were written. Darwin's achievement stems from his long-term efforts and diligence.
Various examples show that diligence is a solid foundation for our success. Then we should stand on the shoulders of our predecessors and develop ourselves. With a solid foundation, the road will be smooth and smooth. Does effort mean effort? I don't think so. If that's the case, no matter how hard we try, we won't get the result. But we can't deny diligence and make excuses for failure. We should find a way to succeed. Einstein said; "Success = efforts+correct methods+less empty talk". As long as the real cause can be found, the right medicine will certainly achieve good results.