“Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance”
— Samuel Johnson
Simplified Meaning:
You don't need to be super strong or powerful to achieve big goals; what really matters is sticking with it and not giving up. For example, think about someone who wants to learn to play the guitar. They might not be the best musician at first, but if they practice every day, little by little, they will get better and eventually become really good. In history, Thomas Edison, who invented the light bulb, tried many times before he finally succeeded. It wasn't his strength that helped him invent it, but his patience and determination to keep trying. In your own life, if you're working on a difficult project, like writing a book or losing weight, focusing on steady progress and persistent effort will help you reach your goal more than just relying on short bursts of effort. It's about taking small steps forward every day, even when it's tough, and believing that you can get there if you don't give up.
