If you want various benefits of life, you should also want costs, if you want absolute value, you have to want sweat, muscle pain, early morning presence at the gym, and low-carb diets, if you want to be a man successful business, you also want to stay up late at night, make risky business deals and make critical and dangerous decisions, and the possibility of failing 50 times to know what you need to know to succeed, if you find yourself wanting something month after month, year after year , but you do not achieve anything; For reality, you may be unwilling in reality at all; because you don't want to suffer.
It was once said: “If you want to be beautiful, you must suffer!”.
Ambition motivation is powerful. People are rarely perceiving objective costs to these efforts, are overly pessimistic and have different array of biases that help them ignore or bear costs... Was there a question here? :)
Really ambitious deserves to suffer to get to what we wish. Very nice contribution Andrijana Musura Gabor
Many things deserve to suffer for our success in our areas of academic excellence and research our family life with our children the happiness of our children and their success
I believe its some how Return on Investment. If you want to achieve some of your goal off-course. We do suffer, which can be defined in different way, if you are working 5 days a week you are suffering physically, mentally, emotional labour and rest from your organisation.
Where, at end of your pay day. You feel worthy. Having said, we cannot depend on that factor even you get paid you might not find yourself worth it because the way you suffer diluted your though now your worthy believe is different!
To conclude, expecting on return from what you percived by end, what you invested after suffering all to get to that point where you find yourself is! Worth it! Which is undecidable.
I agree with Dr Satish Narula that your suffering should not be at the cost of your health, as there is no point in amassing wealth without health. However, we reap what we sow, so our growth in life is definitely dependant on how hardworking we are.
Suffering is a part of life and cannot be avoided.
Suffering and no-suffering are 50-50 in life,No mud no lotus
If the suffering can be alleviated with access to health and medical facilities, this would seem to be prudent.
If the suffering is in terms to trying to achieve professional goals, it might be worth re-evaluating them carefully.
Thank you for your contribution s. Béatrice Marianne Ewalds-Kvist .
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