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Abirami S

Certified MERN Stack... • 21d

Usain Bolt trained for more than four years to run for just nine seconds. Four years of pushing his body to the limit, waking up early, staying late, perfecting every stride, every muscle movement, every ounce of his power all for a race that lasts less than ten seconds. Yet most people give up after two months because they don’t see results. This is the reality of success. It doesn’t happen overnight. It’s built in the moments when no one is watching, in the early mornings when motivation is gone, in the days when progress feels nonexistent, in the discipline to keep going even when doubt creeps in. Most people fail not because they lack talent, but because they lack patience. They want quick wins, fast transformations, instant gratification. But real progress takes time. If you’re feeling stuck, if you’re not seeing results yet, remember this: Every rep, every step, every effort is adding up. Keep showing up. Keep putting in the work.

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