As long as you work hard, success may be delayed, but it will never be absent. Throughout his 22-year journey toward the Oscars, despite being mocked by the media as the "eternal runner-up," no one can deny his dedication. In his acting career, he has never settled for mediocre films; he has undergone physical transformations and even fought wild beasts in snowy terrains. Transitioning from a youthful heartthrob to a mature actor, he may have lacked luck at times, but he never lacked effort. Parents should teach their children: do not fear efforts that do not yield immediate rewards. Run toward your goals, and when you are ready, luck will find you. While grades can prove ability, the process is what truly matters. Over the past two decades, Leonardo DiCaprio has shaped countless classic characters in films like The Wolf of Wall Street, Inception, and The Great Gatsby. What ultimately makes him a great actor is not just his Oscar win, but the incredible legacy of films he has left behind. A child's growth follows a similar pattern. Whether in elementary, middle, or high school, results are not everything. What matters most is what they gain through the process: good habits, new knowledge, social recognition, and the ability to discern right from wrong. Achievements are not the destination. Only through continuous effort and constant breakthroughs can one truly achieve success.