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Meet EGY

I really like this saying: not all seeds can sprout, but as long as you sow them, there is a chance that they will sprout; not all flowers will bear fruit, but as long as they bloom, there is hope that they will bear fruit. Never underestimate the power of persistence. Believe that your persistence will ultimately become beautiful. What you do in March and April will have answers in August and September.
In an era where efficiency comes first, we are always eager to achieve quick success, yet we don’t realize that fate actually favors those who are “patient.” Sometimes, taking it slowly is actually faster. Make it through the winter, and wait for spring to warm and flowers to bloom. Under the blanket of snow, little grass is nourished by snowmelt—taking root downward and growing upward. White is the grass’s secret. Everyone’s underlying logic for succeeding: hibernate—accumulate—grow. Every sudden emergence is made of efforts that go unnoticed. Hope is nurtured in long darkness, and one day, you too can grow as lush and vigorous as grass.
A fleeting night-blooming flower needs to wait through the whole daylight, while cicadas chirp through an entire summer but remain dormant in the soil for years. Life is the same. Every outstanding person has a season of taking root downward. Stick to your original intention, quietly settle and accumulate, and do the things at hand with a craftsman’s mindset—then all good things will arrive as promised.
Finally, I’ll leave everyone with a line from Freud as a message of encouragement: one day, when you look back on the road you’ve walked, you’ll realize that those relentless years of striving are the most beautiful life.
EGY myth story