Victory Over Difficulties

Victory Over Difficulties

Victories that are easily won are cheap, And the victory that comes as a result of a hard fight is worth getting.                                      -Beacher

    The overwhelming struggle that we call ‘effort’ is the only way to uplift human beings by doing a lot, And We are amazed when we see things that seem impossible so often come true. '. "                             N -Apps Sergeant    

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   ‘Comrades, or even going to property does not change the excellent quality of care; Nor does courage and hope diminish; I do not believe that heroic human beings, who have the nature to reach their goal by exhausting the opposition, have any other an accurate trait like the virtue of chewing gum.     –Emerson

    `Only weak-moral men are weakened by crises and subdued, But men with strong morale ride on them to the left. ‘       -Washington Evening   

     In E. Q. 1918There were fears of an attack on New York by British ships; At that time, all the sailors except Cornelius demanded a very low price for the delivery of military bases, wire, food, etc. Vanderbilt replied that ‘it is useless to do so. Because those people are willing to work at half the rate. And I don't think it can be done at that price. 'His father said:' His father said: But what goes in-demand our? 'So just to please his father and without any hope of success, he also demanded at a reasonable price and did not even go to hear the result. " Then, when he saw his comrades returning to the village with down faces, he went to the accountant's office and asked, "Has the contract been awarded?" The answer is ‘yes,’ the contract has decided; A man named Cornelius Vanderbilt has been contracted. Seeing Vanderbilt as surprised as if he had been shocked, the official said: Is that the man you are? He replied, "Yes, my name is Cornelius Vanderbilt."The bureaucrat asked: "Okay, but do you know why the contract was given to you?"He said ‘no.  the bureaucrat said:` because we want to see that work done completely; And we are convinced that you are the only one who can do it. ” Thus the force of character engenders faith in the same man.

     Milton did not write his book, `Paradise Lost`, in his perfect health, life, and political power; But formed when it became blind, powerless, and powerless at the hands of rivals. Many great men could not get any ready way for their victory.  He has always had to follow the eternal path of industry and diligence.

     Named Mitchell Angelo saw a small child drawing pictures of pots, brushes, buckets, stools, etc. an old painter see it and said  `One the day this boy will defeat me. "The barefoot boy overcame every difficulty with perseverance and industry and became the master of painters."

     Where can we find a more effective example than Abraham Lincoln? His life, his career, and his death were similar to those of the ancient Greek great men. His parents were poor, he had no glimmer of light; His gambling was full of failed fantasies and waves; There was hardly any natural beauty in it; His nature was extremely strange, But the same man was freed from obscurity later in life; He rose to the highest position and the destiny of the great people were entrusted to him. The great leaders of his party stood aside! Well-known and well-educated diplomats like Seward Chase and Sumner, the most experienced and learned men of the time, followed him and handed over power to this stranger, bringing the unseen to the forefront!

     Arthur Kevanadh m. P. Born without arms or legs, it is said that he could wield a gun very well. He was a master of fishing and sailing and was one of the be horsemen in Ireland. He was an expert in rhetoric and a strong member of parliament. He ate with a fork in one of his bare hands and wrote with a pen in his teeth. Equestrian, he would hold the reins in his mouth and his body would be tied with a gin. Once in Hindustan, he had lost his means of subsistence, But he started working with his usual industry and got a job as a postman. Gladstone appointed the blind Henry Fawcett as Postmaster General of Great Britain, much to the amazement of the people; But never before has anyone done such a great job.

     No door to the temple of success remains open. Each one opens the door by his own strength and as soon as he enters, it closes for the other even his own children cannot enter it.

   The modern writer states that the best gift of God is intelligence, which is nourished by poverty. The greatest works of the intellect have been done by the miserable people of the world amidst tears and despair. Normally, intelligent people are not born and raised in the midst of big palaces, big bookstores, and a plethora of happiness and material things. The saviors, reformers, working men, mahatmas, and heroes of the country are not born on the throne of Kai Mashru.

      A saint says, does a man who has not endured adversity know the what world?

        "They set foot in unfamiliar lands and immediately go to work," said a Chinese A subtle visual observer. They never give up, no matter how light or hard work they like. They come to make money and of course, they do make. Also, because of their frugality, they do not need much. They seldom spend money on food and save as much as they earn. They can start a business on a small scale and are constantly adding in their collection. This is how the Chinese work patiently and so they become rich. After a few years, he becomes the owner of the warehouses; Keeps monopolies; buys foreign goods, and employs his compatriots who come immediately with the expectation of making a fortune like his own. They are never sure about the vote. They never get bogged down in diplomatic matters. According to their own assumptions, if there is any possibility of their own upliftment, they will hold any opinion and will follow it. They attain a fairly advanced status among the Spaniard people; Because Spaniards work when they are asleep. They are also much smarter than the Dutch and buy goods only when they drink beedi. They have to work harder in the midst of English competition; But there are more entrepreneurs than them, so they must succeed. Climate also has no effect on them. They can't stop their hands from working until the climate kills them, and coincidentally, when they die, they end up fighting for money, rather than fighting for the money. Are dietary and quiet. They keep their word; Pays off his debts and can do generous deeds; It is not right to condemn the Chinese people or to form an opinion about the whole population from the scoundrels living in a few ports whose policies have not improved due to the contagion of foreigners. If you put obstacles in his way to shake him, he will make those obstacles his own steps and climb through them and gain greatness. If you take his money, he will make his poverty an ad for him. If you make him weak, he will write `Waverly Novels'. And if you put it in a wooden hut in the jungles of America, in just a few years you will find the presidency of a great people in the capital.

      There is a great need to inculcate in the minds of the youth that the great deeds and good deeds done in the world are the results of continuous hard work and continuous industry.

      The constant battle to conquer adversity is the price of all great deeds.