"مرد موفق کسی است که بتواند با آجرهایی که دیگران به سوی او پرتاب میکنند یک پایه محکم بسازد"
— David Brinkley
Simplified Meaning:
When people try to bring you down or make your life harder, you can use those challenges to become stronger and better. Imagine someone throwing bricks at you because they don't like you or what you're doing. Instead of getting hurt or discouraged, you take those bricks and build something solid and useful, like a strong wall or a house. For example, think about Thomas Edison, who faced lots of failures and criticism when he was trying to invent the light bulb. Many people told him he wouldn't succeed, but he used their negative comments as motivation. He learned from his mistakes and kept improving his designs until he finally succeeded. So, if people are mean to you or doubt you, don't let it stop you. Use their negative energy to fuel your efforts and build a strong base for your future success. This way, you turn a bad situation into something good and prove that you can overcome obstacles.
