Every effort will yield multiplied returns

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Effort is surely worth it; many people, after putting in effort for a while without achieving the desired results, tend to waver and doubt whether their efforts are worthwhile, and then a crisis arises. To get 100 points, one must do at least 100 things, and the first forty or fifty of them often yield no results. For example, if you want to build a skyscraper according to a certain design plan, what is the first step to take? Of course, it’s necessary to dig a deep pit downward, and then gradually lay the foundation. This process seems to run counter to the skyscrapers that rise from the ground. This is the law of life: everything one starts doing is fundamental, and it’s difficult to see results right away; accumulation is essential for progress. So before reaching 100 points, you need to be patient, as the results of the first forty or fifty tasks are not immediately apparent; gradually, more points will be added. Once all 100 tasks have been completed, the big dream will be within your reach. “Without taking small steps, one cannot cover a long distance; without the accumulation of small streams, rivers and seas cannot be formed. A horse cannot leap ten steps at once, yet an inferior horse can travel far through persistent effort. ”Every effort, every piece of hard work, will yield results. Do every small thing well, start with little things, improve by 1% each day, gain experience and growth daily; with persistence, just as water wears through stone, all achievements will be attained. In the long run, every effort will yield multiplied returns and be recognized by the public, as long as you can endure the initial loneliness.