Suppose there are two different paths in front of you. One looks so smooth and you could walk along whistling, while the other looks bumpy and you can even see a steep hill in the distance.
What matters is not whether the path you choose is easy, but whether it leads to what has to be done. You may not know the answer soon, but you have to make up your mind which way to choose and move step by step with a strong determination in mind.
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Suppose there are two different paths in front of you. One looks very smooth. You could walk along it whistling, while the other looks bumpy.
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Suppose there are two different paths in front of you.
One looks very smooth.
You could walk along it whistling, while the other looks bumpy.
You can even see a steep hill in the distance.
What matters is not whether the path you choose is easy, but whether it leads you to what must be done.
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Suppose there are two different paths in front of you. One looks very smooth. You could walk along it whistling, while the other looks bumpy. You can even see a steep hill in the distance.
What matters is not whether the path you choose is easy, but whether it leads you to what must be done. You may not know the answer quickly, but you do have to make up your mind which way to choose and