On the bumpy journey of life, we often lose our fighting spirit unconsciously. Only by constantly awakening our sleeping fighting spirit and working hard can our life climb to the top.

Goethe said: "Life lies in running, not in reaching the goal." After one door closes, we have to reopen another door and embark on a journey. After our success, we should set a new goal and work hard for it, so that our life can continue to shine.

Watching the long river of history roll forward, we are filled with emotion. Li Xucun, the emperor at the end of the Tang Dynasty, took three golden arrows left by his father and fought in the north and south. When Yan and his son were together, he wrote to Liang Junchen, and he was in high spirits. However, when the world was defined, he was immersed in success and could not extricate himself. His fighting spirit disappeared, and he was finally trapped by dozens of actors and died again and again. In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, the pioneer Li Zicheng led the peasant uprising army to sweep across China and was invincible. However, when Xi 'an, the capital of Jiangshan, was laid down, it was burned and looted, and morale was low. The result was crushed by the iron hoof of the Qing army.

Too many historical facts tell us that temporary success can reduce our bloodiness and corrode our hearts. Only by keeping a clear head and regaining the fighting spirit above the flowers can we go further and achieve more brilliant achievements.

Look at Madame Curie again. After discovering the radioactive element radium and winning the Nobel Prize, she did not revel in such achievements and did not live in the brilliance of countless auras. Instead, she rekindled her fighting spirit and devoted herself to scientific research. As a result, the radioactive element polonium was discovered again, becoming the only woman who won the Nobel Prize twice. Look at Edison again. If he didn't wake up his fighting spirit again after every great invention and make unremitting progress on the road of scientific innovation, how could there be more than a thousand inventions?

We often say that failure is the mother of success. Without failure, there is no success, but people are often prone to depression before failure. We should not use failure as an excuse to lose morale. Only by rekindling the determination of inner struggle after every setback and going forward bravely can we win the favor of success.

Look at Liu Bang. He was defeated by Xiang Yu countless times, but he always rallied and struggled hard. As a result, Wujiang, the overlord of the place of Chu, committed suicide, but he can be fixed in history as the founding king. Look at Lincoln. In his political history, he ran for state senator, state speaker, congressman, senator and vice president, all of which failed and even had a nervous breakdown. But after reawakening his fighting spirit and summing up his lessons, he climbed the peak of success again until he was elected president of the United States. Look at eddie arcaro, one of the greatest jockeys in the world. But in his first 65,438+000 games, there was no hope of winning. But after every defeat, he was able to awaken his indomitable fighting spirit again and meet the next challenge, and finally won the Kentucky Derby Championship five times.

Countless facts tell us that only by constantly awakening the fighting spirit in the face of setbacks can we get out of the trough of failure as soon as possible. The real winner is the one who always keeps high morale in constant failure.