“Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap.”
— Robert Louis Stevenson
Simplified Meaning:
Each day, don't measure success only by big achievements or visible results. Instead, think about the small steps and efforts you put in. For example, if you're learning a new language, you might not be fluent right away. But every word you learn and every practice session you do builds up over time, even if it's not obvious at first. In life or work, it’s important to value the hard work, time, and dedication you commit every day. Eventually, all these small efforts add up to something significant. Like a farmer planting seeds, they don't see a big harvest immediately. They need to water and care for the crops over weeks before seeing results. Focusing on the process and taking pride in the little things will lead to success in the long run.
