Giving up is so easy—just one sentence like “I quit,” and you can walk away without a care.

But think back: you’re no longer young. Your parents are about to grow old, and you have a wife and children below you.

You can only swallow your anger and apologize to your boss respectfully: “Sorry, boss, it’s all my fault. Please deduct my 500 monthly bonus, and give me another chance!”

Even though your salary was barely enough to cover the household expenses in the first place, you have no choice.

If you lose your current job, you’ll face a period with no work—in which your family will run short and be unable to make ends meet.

Remember when you were young, back when you and your first love—because you were both youthful and headstrong—encountered some conflict, and neither of you would bow first. In the end, it all ended in an unhappy breakup.

Now look at it compared to today—what does that even amount to? In the world of adults, there’s no room for regret. What’s regrettable belongs to the past; what matters now is responsibility.

Since you chose this path, besides success, you have no way out. Either you succeed brilliantly, or it’s destruction!