"همانطور که گفتم، تکرار در تمرین و سخت کوشی"
— Jerry Rice
Simplified Meaning:
To get really good at something, you have to keep doing it over and over again, putting in a lot of effort each time. Imagine learning to play a guitar. At first, you might struggle with holding the instrument correctly and making the right notes. But if you practice every day, playing the same chords and songs repeatedly, you will slowly improve. It’s like when kids are learning to ride a bike—they fall off many times at the start. By getting back on and trying again, they become more balanced and confident. Hard work is also like that—when you keep practicing and don't give up, you get better and stronger at whatever you are trying to achieve. So, whether in sports, arts, or even studying for exams, the more you practice something consistently, the better you become. This approach is about being patient and working hard rather than looking for quick results.
