Quote by Abdul Kalam

Man needs his difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy success.

Man needs his difficulties because they are necessary to enj

Summary

This quote suggests that challenges and hardships are essential in one's journey to achieve success. It implies that without encountering difficulties, individuals may not truly appreciate or value the accomplishments they achieve. By overcoming obstacles and facing adversity, individuals can develop resilience, learn important lessons, and grow both personally and professionally. It highlights the importance of embracing challenges as an integral part of the pathway to success.

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