THE TRY ANGLE

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Sometimes & believe me I know, you just get fed up of trying but even if you don't succeed there's is a whole range of other things that trying hard will thank you for.
 
1. **Achievement:** Putting in effort often leads to accomplishment and success in various areas of life, whether it's personal goals, professional endeavors, or academic pursuits.

2. **Personal growth:** Trying hard pushes you out of your comfort zone, fostering personal growth and development. It helps you learn new skills, overcome challenges, and become more resilient.

3. **Resilience:** Hard work builds resilience by teaching you how to persevere through difficulties and setbacks. It cultivates determination and a "never give up" attitude.

4. **Self-confidence:** Successfully overcoming challenges through hard work boosts self-confidence and self-esteem. It reinforces the belief in your abilities and strengthens your sense of self-worth.

5. **Learning:** Putting in effort allows you to learn and improve continuously. It encourages curiosity, creativity, and innovation as you seek solutions and explore new possibilities.

6. **Opportunities:** Trying hard opens doors to new opportunities and experiences. It can lead to recognition, advancement, and personal fulfillment in various aspects of life.

7. **Positive impact:** Hard work often has a positive impact not only on yourself but also on others. It inspires those around you, contributes to the greater good, and sets a positive example for others to follow.

Overall, trying hard is essential for personal growth, achievement, and making a positive impact, both on oneself and the world around us.

By Suzanne Richardson 

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