"失敗と成功の間の線は非常に細い"
— Elbert Hubbard
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes, it doesn't take much to turn failure into success. Think of someone trying to learn to ride a bike. At first, they fall a lot, but then they find their balance and start riding smoothly. The difference between falling and riding well is just a little bit of practice and getting the balance right. Similarly, in everyday life, small changes can lead to big differences. For example, studying a bit more each day can help a student go from just passing exams to getting top grades. Or a person might feel happier and more energized simply by improving their sleep habits, even by an hour. Understanding this can help us stay hopeful and not get discouraged by failures. By making small improvements and not giving up, we can turn our efforts into successes.
