"成功は決して最終的なものではなく、失敗は決して致命的なものではない。重要なのは勇気である。"
— John Wooden
Simplified Meaning:
When you do well at something, it doesn't mean you will always do well and can stop trying. Similarly, if you mess up, it doesn't mean your life is over or you can't recover. What really matters is having the bravery to keep going no matter what happens. For example, think about famous inventors like Thomas Edison. He failed many times before he successfully made the light bulb. Each time, he didn't let failure stop him. He kept trying again and again because he had the courage to continue. In our own lives, we can use this idea when we face difficult situations. If you didn't do well in a test or didn't get the job you wanted, it doesn't mean it's the end. Have the courage to study harder, apply for another job, or try another method. Our strength isn't in never failing but in not giving up.
