How do you say “Success will come naturally” in English?

Constant effort yields sure success – that works, right? This post was last edited by qq112380 on 2009-2-9 at 16:35.]

I prefer this phrase: practice makes perfect

In fact, there are many expressions in English similar to “success will come naturally when effort is put in.” Interestingly, Westerners place more emphasis on \"time\" and \"opportunities\", rather than foolishly pushing themselves too hard, as in the phrase \"take it easy\". Because they believe that human strength is ultimately limited, and there is no concept of \"man can conquer nature.\" In spoken language, Nike’s business logo: “Just Do It!” ”It’s a case of “success comes naturally when effort is put in.” You can also use phrases such as “Don’t worry, you’ll make it,” “Do your best” or “Try your best” – things like “Go ahead, you’ll succeed” or “Constant effort leads to success.”” ； Sometimes it is also said as “it is doable!” to mean it is feasible, or that success can be achieved by simply taking action, or that things will work out on their own if enough effort is put in. If we use slang, some people say, “It doesn’t matter how many women there are; it still takes 10 months to have a baby!” “Time is needed.”

All good things come in due time