“Disciplining yourself to do what you know is right and important, although difficult, is the highroad to pride, self-esteem, and personal satisfaction”
— Margaret Thatcher
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes, doing the right thing or the hard thing can seem tough, but sticking with it can make you feel really good about yourself. Imagine a student who always puts off studying because they'd rather play video games. But one day, they decide to start studying a little bit each day. Even though it's hard at first, they start to feel proud of themselves for keeping up with their studies. This makes them happy and boosts their confidence. So, when you push yourself to do something important even when it’s tough, like exercising regularly or learning a new skill, it not only makes you better at it but also makes you feel proud and satisfied with yourself. It's like climbing a mountain - it's hard work, but reaching the top feels incredible.
