该句使用both指代前文两个对象，表达总结性的评价。
What we call a master is simply a laborer who has failed the most and worked the hardest; a day's labor brings a peaceful sleep, and a lifetime of struggle brings a tranquil end.
Reasonable efforts are called training, while unreasonable ones are called tempering; for job seekers, both are invaluable experiences.
Back then, I was nothing more than a lonely salesman.
Only through a proactive life can one truly realize and develop oneself, avoiding a sense of loneliness and isolation.
"A gentleman should love wealth but must acquire it through proper means." This applies to individuals and organizations alike; otherwise, the gains will be ill-gotten, failing to last and potentially causing long-term harm.
所谓大师，不过是失败次数最多的劳动者，是付出汗水最多的劳动者；一天的劳动换来的是安稳的睡眠，一生的奋斗换来的是宁静的终点。
合理的被称为训练，不合理的被称为磨炼，对于求职者而言，这两者都是极佳的锻炼机会。
曾经的我，也仅仅是一个孤独的推销员。
只有保持积极的人生观，才能更好地感悟自我并不断发展自我，才不至于陷入寂寥与孤僻。
"君子爱财，取之有道"，这不仅适用于个人，对企业组织亦是如此；否则，所得即是不义之财，不仅难以长久，甚至会带来长远的伤害。
"What many lack in life is accumulation."
"The owner of a clothing store once asked her husband where he had learned such excellent judgment."
"The more one experiences, the richer the insights."
"Experience is the ore of life and life's vitality is released through refining"
"Xu Tu gained valuable experience through various part-time jobs."