“Kites rise highest against the wind, not with it.”
— Winston Churchill
Simplified Meaning:
When things are tough, that's when we often do our best and grow the most. Think about a kite—if there isn't any wind or if the wind is blowing softly, the kite won't go very high. But if there's a strong wind pushing against it, the kite can soar high into the sky. This idea can be applied to our own lives. For example, if a student faces a lot of challenges in school, like difficult subjects or personal problems, they might work harder and end up doing really well. Similarly, an athlete who trains in tough conditions, like running uphill or in bad weather, might become stronger and faster than someone who trains in easy conditions. So, when life gets hard, instead of feeling discouraged, we can remember that these tough times might be helping us to become better and stronger.
