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Hold on and success is at your feet. Persistently challenge setbacks until the final success. Let the pressure be your motivation to reach the finish line.

A desperate situation is a challenge and an opportunity. Just persevere, and one day you will succeed. In 1832, Lincoln was unemployed, which obviously saddened him, but he was determined to become a politician and a state legislature.

Unfortunately, he lost the election. Suffering two blows in one year, it was undoubtedly painful for him. Lincoln then set out to start his own business, but within a year, the business went out of business.

For the next 17 years, he had to travel and endure hardships to pay off the debts he owed when his business collapsed. Lincoln then decided to run for state legislature again, and this time he succeeded. A glimmer of hope sprung up in him.

He thinks his life has taken a turn for the better: "Maybe I can make it!" In 1835, he was engaged.

But when the wedding day was still a few months away, his fiancée unfortunately died. It was so devastating to him that he was so exhausted that he was bedridden for months. In 1836, he became ill with a nervous breakdown.

In 1838, Lincoln felt well and decided to run for state legislature, but he failed. In 1843, he ran again for the U.S. Congress, but this time he was unsuccessful. Lincoln tried again and again, but failed again and again:

The business went out of business, the lover died, and the election was lost. If you were to do all this, would you give up? Letting go of these things that is important to you?

Lincoln didn't give up, and he didn't say, "What if you fail?" In 1846 he ran again for Parliament, and he ran again for Congress, and was finally elected.

The two-year term passed quickly, and he decided to seek re-election. He believes that his performance as a member of Congress has been outstanding, and he believes that voters will continue to elect him. But unfortunately, he was defeated.

Because he lost a lot of money in this campaign, Lincoln applied to be the state's land**. But the state returned his application, stating: "Doing land in this state requires exceptional ability and extraordinary intelligence, and your application fails to meet these requirements."

Two more failures in quick succession. Will you insist on continuing to work hard in this situation? Would you say "I failed"?

Lincoln, however, did not admit defeat. In 1854, he ran for the Senate, but failed; Two years later, he ran for the U.S. vice president nomination, only to be defeated by his opponent; Two years later, he ran for the Senate again, but failed. Lincoln has never given up on his pursuit, and he has always been the master of his own life.

In 1860, he was elected to the United States. Hold on, success is at your feet If a person wants to do any big thing, he must be able to persevere, and perseverance can lead to success. Speaking of which, it may not be difficult for a person to overcome a little difficulty, but it is rare to be able to persevere until the end of the day.