Life is a box of chocolates

Life is a box of chocolates - some sweet, some bitter but each with a special surprise

When a person is suffering from a bad day, mostly because he's unsuccessful, he often says "Why don’t I just die?! I hate my life!"

But it's not a bad life, it's just a bad day. Living life is not easy. It’s not frozen food that makes everything easy.

There'll be times when you'll be dancing with joy and sometimes, you'll be crying like hell. But it doesn’t mean that you should shout and complain, because that isn't going to make any difference. Life comes with hardships and pain. You suffer. You face defeat, loss. This is life. Working hard is the only key to success. And success only comes when you work so hard as if you need air for breathing.

Working hard doesn't necessarily come with success. You will fail but if you really want what you want, then you won't give up and will try again. You will make mistakes too, lots, but mistakes are the proof that you are trying. But remember, work hard and be proud of what you've achieved.

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