The Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci did not meet in the first half of his life, and his fate was uncertain.
In my 30s, I still didn't get anything done. He defected to a duke in Milan, hoping that the duke would create some chances of success for himself. Several years passed, and the Duke, at the repeated request of Leonardo da Vinci, gave his noisy doorman a chance to paint decorations in a dining room of the Convent of Santa Maria.
It was an insignificant task that an ordinary craftsman could do, but Leonardo da Vinci devoted everything he could to creating. He stood on the scaffolding day and night, the dawn was coming, the twilight quadrangle did not want to leave, and sometimes he would stand in front of the painting with his shoulders in front of him for several days.
This copy, which is supposed to be an artisan-made decorative painting, is named The Last Supper, and this fresco is famous all over the world, and it completely fulfills a parable: if the giant does not abandon a piece of dirt, then he can turn it into gold.
It can be seen that a positive mindset governs the lives of successful people. Let us also use "I can do it" to encourage ourselves, overcome difficulties, do everything big or small, do it ourselves, and achieve great things.
