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As banal as it sounds "Nothing good comes easy" that is to say, there's always a price to pay if we truly want to achieve success. I'm aware we're cognizant about this fact, or at least we think that we do. Regardless of what that position is, a contract, love, promotion or attainment, we all know we're going to put in a lot of work before it eventually becomes a reality.

> Inevitably, there will be setbacks, too. And how we deal with those setbacks can often determine whether we will ever achieve the good stuff we so desperately seek.

Long as success is involved, a lot of hard work needs to be sown. In a nutshell, suffering, pain stress and depression are the greatest setbacks to our personal happiness. At the end of the day, if we eliminate all the channels of pain in reality, things will eventually turn out well. Or would it?


In the beautiful words of Nietzsche Friedrich, he added:

> That which does not kill us, makes us stronger. 

This phrase might seem entirely wrong but the truth is , it's a myth that we must abide to if we want to taste victory and success.
 

In summary, life has many variables, some people are good at some certain things while others are good at all, think outside the box and at the end of the day, you'll realize you've become what you trully hoped to be.

Go live!