Never be a lazy person who does nothing but complain all day. — Melton
Diligence compensates for lack of talent; every bit of hardship yields a bit of achievement.
Diligence conquers all.
Genius comes from diligence. — Gorky
Wealth and honor must be obtained through hard work. — Du Fu
Diligence is the path up the mountain of books, and hard work is the boat on the boundless sea of learning.
Where there is diligence, there is success. — Proverb
Without experiencing the wind and rain, how can one see the rainbow? — "True, Hero"
Everything is easy with diligence, and everything is difficult with laziness. — Franklin
Diligence is the passport to the gates of victory.
The more you work, the more you can work; the busier you are, the more leisure you create.
A sword is sharpened by grinding; plum blossoms bloom through the bitter cold.
Success comes from diligence and failure from sloth; action comes from thought and ruin from playfulness. — Han Yu
Work hard and study hard to make your youth more brilliant. — Wang Guangmei
One may have a night's sleep, but one must work hard for a lifetime. — Leonardo da Vinci
Without talent and twice the diligence, there is no genius. — Mendeleev
Whoever works as hard as I do will achieve victory like me. — Mozart
In learning, if you are diligent in sight, in hand, and in mind, you can become a learned person. — Wu Han
Rest a little, or your brain will rust. — German Proverb
The lazy suffer poverty; the diligent enjoy abundance.
Sow your seeds in the morning, and do not withhold your hands in the evening. — The Bible
Because others will overtake you, do not look back or stop, lest you fall. — Al-Rahani
Diligence can make it work; if you are mediocre in intelligence or rich in talent, diligence can compensate for its lack. — Reynolds
The so-called genius is a myth; hard work is what is real. — Edison
No one has time to play; playfulness should be eliminated if one wishes to be a wise person. — Gogol
If you do not sow in the spring, you will not grow in the summer; if you do not harvest in the autumn, you will not taste in the winter. — Heide
Diligence keeps us healthy, clear-minded, perfect in soul, and wealthy. — Simons
Even a monk who has returned to secular life will achieve something if he is diligent. Even in nature, there is progress to be made.
No one who is diligent, prudent, and honest in the morning ever complains about bad luck; good character and a strong will will not be defeated by fate. — Franklin
To achieve a goal, one must first be dissatisfied with the status quo. Being satisfied is not enough; one must decide where to go next. The key to self-improvement is to never stand still.
