"ليس لأنني ذكي جدا، بل لأنني أبقى مع المشكلات لمدة أطول"
— Albert Einstein
Simplified Meaning:
This quote means that success doesn't always come from being very intelligent, but from being persistent and not giving up easily. For example, think about Thomas Edison, who invented the lightbulb. He tried thousands of different ways before he found the right one that worked. Instead of quitting when things got tough or when he failed, he kept going, learning from each mistake. If someone has a difficult problem at school or work, like a hard math problem or a big project, they should keep trying different solutions until they find the right answer. Staying determined and working through challenges can lead to success, even more than just being naturally smart. This advice helps people understand that perseverance is a key factor in achieving their goals.
