Frustration is a necessary and sufficient condition for success

If success is a solemn castle, if success is a big tree, if success is a soaring eagle, then the setback is a straight beam, the deep root of the tree, the strong wings.

Frustration is great, and many people have benefited from it. Verne is one of them.

France's 19th-century science fiction writer Jules Verne's first work, "Five Weeks on Balloons," has repeatedly voted for 16 publishers, and they have been resolutely denied. Until the seventeenth, the publisher saw his potential and published his work, and then he created more than 60 works.

Verne suffered from hardships since he was a child. After being denied more than ten times, he was not discouraged. Instead, he sighed and finally saw the "rainbow". He proved with his own practical actions: frustration is great, useful, and a necessary condition for success.

Everyone knows the ball king Bailey. In a conversation with a reporter, he denied his son because his son's living environment was very comfortable, he could not be self-reliant, and he could not have setbacks. It can be seen that setbacks are very important.

The setback was a dark cloud that temporarily covered the sun. As long as you face setbacks and overcome setbacks, I believe that you will succeed.

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