Today I share a story with my friends: One day, an old lady in her old age took an old text and asked Balzac: "Great writer, you show me, whether this boy has talent, and whether he will be a piece of material for the family in the future?"
Balzac took a look at it and said, "Well, he's not very talented, he doesn't have much reiki, and it's hard to be a writer with that." When the old lady heard it, she smiled and said, "Good boy, I thought you knew everything about the writers, but I didn't expect that you couldn't even read your own primary school essay from more than 30 years ago!" Balzac smiled and said, "I'm not wrong, so I have today, all by hard work, not all by genius and aura!" Therefore, on the road to success, only those who are diligent and hardworking can make up for their shortcomings, surpass mediocrity, and achieve final victory. Do you think I'm right?
