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No pain, No gain!

Suffering will make you successful!

By The Breatharian BloggerPublished 3 years ago 3 min read
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You've probably heard the phrase no pain, no gain before. Especially if you love coming to the fitness club and pumping up your muscles, this implies that in order to make your muscles develop, you must shred the fibers in order for them to come back bigger and stronger. Because you're ripping your muscles apart, this advancement creates physical agony, but the suffering is always worth it since you become a stronger person physically.

Many individuals are unaware that this golden statement applies to all situations, in each and every aspect of your existence. Fitness, relationships, economics, mental health, motivation, and success are all important factors to consider. You've undoubtedly encountered a variety of difficulties and failures in these areas, but have you ever thought about what you've learned from them? Have you considered your development and how your setbacks have influenced it?

You're undoubtedly aware that if you want to accomplish something, you'll have to work hard. Nothing worthwhile in life is possible without it. You must put out effort in acquiring new abilities when developing a business, just as you must put forth effort in becoming adroit in a particular job.

You'll almost certainly fail along the way to success, but those setbacks will teach you valuable things. In the same way, when seeking love, you may encounter rejection when approaching others. The list could go on and on. You will have to go through some suffering in order to achieve your objectives. It might be physical discomfort when learning a new skill or mental discomfort and stress at work.

All of this will assist you in your future success. Any aspect of life will necessitate those arduous repetitions and efforts. No theoretical knowledge or piece of information can ever replace the experience you receive from your own life. It's okay to fail, it's okay to be anxious, and it's okay to be perplexed. It indicates you're getting better!

Consider a painful failure as a wonderful lesson rather than a sign of reduced value. It's the same as if you were doing a rep at the gym. The more you suffer, the more you will be rewarded afterward. A company failure may be investing in training that is ineffective but will educate you on how to locate one that is. In dating, a failure may be a painful heartbreak that teaches you not to easily trust anyone without experience.

Many individuals fail to accomplish this because they lack the patience to be constant or because their ego and fear of failure prevent them from doing so. Don't allow that negative mindset to hold you back. You will succeed if you resist shrinking and avoiding the danger of suffering. Instead of seeing setbacks as weighty bricks in your mental baggage, you're utilizing them to construct stairwells that will one day lead to the destination of your success.

Have you ever witnessed the following phenomenon? Someone has a terrible setback in their life, such as a commercial failure or devastating grief. They may feel bad for a while, but with time, they will change and evolve into a new, better version of themselves. They could even argue that the setback was the finest thing that could have happened to them.

That is what we are trying to emphasize on! Failures and setbacks are a part of your life. Nobody is perfect in this world, and neither are you. You are bound to make mistakes, and it is completely natural. The point is not to repeat them. Therefore, pain here is the greatest motivating factor towards your success. Keep in mind these things, and you will eventually become a better version of yourself with greater success.

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The Breatharian Blogger

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