Why persistence is victory?

30 children apply for one position at a time. The only condition for applying for a job is to hit a mark with a ball in the distance, and each child has seven chances to hit more targets to win. These 30 children took the exam one by one, but none of them reached the standard, so the employer decided to continue the exam tomorrow.

The test continued the next day, but only one of the 30 children came. I tried it on the court, but surprisingly, I hit the target seven times. The employer was very surprised: "I didn't expect you to vote so accurately today!" " "

I really want to get this job because I want to help my mother. So I practiced all night. "The employer immediately decided to recruit this child, because this child not only has the necessary work quality, but also has valuable quality.

Under the enemy's hot pursuit, Emperor Timur hid in a dilapidated house that almost collapsed. The disheartened Emperor Timur felt sad from the bottom of his heart and could not help feeling dejected. Suddenly he was attracted by an ant. The ant is climbing a hill with corn grains several times bigger than it. But every time I go to the highest place, there will always be corn kernels falling. The ants are unwilling. They charged again and again and finally succeeded in the 70th time. Emperor Timur could not help but be moved by this ant spirit, full of energy and full of confidence in the future.

There are two results of the test of will by failure: one is that the will is weak and shattered by failure; Strong will, shattered by failure.

Franklin pierce is a man of perseverance, otherwise he won't succeed in winning the presidential election. When he appeared as a lawyer, he suffered a fatal blow. Although he is also very upset, he is still not disheartened. He said that if all 999 attempts failed, he would still carry out the 65438th +0000 shock with confidence. With such a tough spirit, almost nothing in the world can stop him, and this strong willpower can destroy everything.

"Although even honest people like ripley and Batavia think Seth Grant is a very ordinary child, this is not the case." Hamlin Garland said, "In any case, it is a miracle for a child who is only 13 years old to successfully drive a carriage through a deserted area alone. With his advanced understanding of machinery, he loaded the wood that could not be moved by manpower into the carriage; He tries to solve all the math problems he meets, and he won't be opportunistic or lose his temper in order to do less work; He trained a horse to do whatever he wanted by his own intelligence; He also achieved truthfulness, friendliness and loyalty, and stayed away from deception. Although such a child looks ordinary and even a little stupid on the surface, his true value is difficult for ordinary people to see. He has the necessary excellent qualities, natural intelligence and enterprising attitude towards life. Coupled with tough willpower, these are destined to create brilliance in his life. "

Grant realized at the age of 16 that the consequences of retreat were very serious and irreversible. So, before he started making plans or preparing for action, he told himself to move forward, move forward and move forward again. Grant has a fearless heart and indomitable spirit. In the face of setbacks, he was determined and just laughed. He never writes empty promises; he always says what he wants. If he tells you, "I can do that," it means that he is completely sure to finish it.

The artist Frank Carpenter was influenced by Grant when he wrote the signature of the Declaration of Independence at the White House. It turns out that Frank was very anxious during that time. He suddenly remembered Grant and asked a staff officer, "Do you know General Grant? What is his greatest feature? " The staff member thought for a moment and replied, "General Grant has determination and strong willpower, and will never stop until he reaches his goal. Once he has set his goal, he will concentrate all his strength on going forward until he reaches it. "

When Lincoln was young, he was determined to be a man of public influence. To this end, he actively absorbed knowledge. In order to practice speaking, he walks seven or eight miles to a debate club every day. Lincoln called this kind of training "practical debate"

In order to learn English grammar, Lincoln asked the headmaster, Monte Graham.

Principal Graham said, "If you want to learn grammar, you can only go to one class, but this class is at least 6 miles away from here."

Not listening to what President Graham said, Lincoln immediately said goodbye to the principal and went straight to the study class. Soon, he borrowed some books about Kakham grammar. From then on, Lincoln devoted himself to learning grammar, and he spent all his rest time studying. He also asked Green to help him "study". Green picked up the book and Lincoln recited it by the book. Lincoln will ask President Graham to explain what he doesn't understand.

Lincoln's high enthusiasm for learning touched many people. Green borrowed books for free, President Graham volunteered to help, and even the village carpenter often gave Lincoln some shavings. Every night, Lincoln used wood shavings sent by the carpenter's master to light up his study. Soon Lincoln mastered all the grammar and used it skillfully.

This is how Lincoln learned the "scientific things" that he thought he should master. In the process of learning, Lincoln also realized that nothing is impossible as long as he tries his best.

Daniel webster was as ordinary as other children when he was a child, and people didn't pay much attention to him. A few days after entering Exeter College in New Hampshire, Daniel came back crying. A neighbor asked him why he was crying. Daniel said he lost confidence in the future. After telling his great dream to the whole class, he was laughed at by the whole class: "A daydream of an inferior student with the worst grades." Webster was so sad that he decided to drop out of school and go home. Hearing this, the neighbor said, "Webster, you can't be a man without willpower, let alone give up at will." If you give up your studies now, I can guarantee that you will regret it all your life. " Listen to me, Daniel, go back to school and study hard. "Webster wanted to think, back to school.

Soon after, Daniel's grades began to soar, and he soon came to the top and kept it up. Many people in life are often hit by failure, mainly because they haven't gone far enough, that is, they are eager to try before they fully grasp what they should do, so it is completely normal to suffer failure.

The national patent office of the United States is often filled with some inventions that are about to succeed. As long as the inventor makes a little effort, the situation will be greatly improved and the result will be completely different, but the difference is only a little.