"زندگی 10 درصد چیزی است که برای شما اتفاق می‌افتد و 90 درصد واکنش شما به آن"

Simplified Meaning:

In life, the actual events we can't control are few, but how we handle them is very important. Imagine you're at school and you get a bad grade on a test. That grade is the 10% we're talking about. What really matters, the 90%, is what you do next. You could get upset and give up, or you could study harder and ask the teacher for help to improve. In our everyday life, things don't always go as planned. Sometimes bad things happen, like losing a job or having an argument with a friend. These events are out of our control to a large extent. However, our attitudes and actions shape what comes next. If we keep a positive mindset, look for solutions, and try to learn from tough situations, we often end up better off. For example, think about famous inventors like Thomas Edison. He failed many times before inventing the light bulb. Instead of seeing these failures as the end, he used them as learning experiences. We can do the same by focusing on making the best of what happens to us. This way, we gain control over our life and can turn problems into opportunities.