In some cultures, children are often told that they can achieve anything if they try hard enough. What are the advantages and disadvantages of giving children thi message?

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Sometimes,
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are advised differently
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their culture, that if they endure difficulties, they can achieve everything they want. In
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passage, I will discuss both advantages and disadvantages,
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I will give my point of view. Nowadays the pace of life is high and
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cause
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causes
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people to lose their patience, so they want to accomplish anything as soon as possible without trying hard. So, I think it is good to teach
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from a young age to practice working hard and having discipline in their lives to achieve the
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they have set.
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, most
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just like the imagination of achieving
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, and only a few of them are ready to face challenges and difficulties on the way to the
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, I think the world is more complicated than we could forecast our plans and situations, it is true that
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should work hard if they want to accomplish their
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, they should have real insight into the probability of their endures might be failed and
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is acceptable and ok, sometimes
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couldn’t fulfil in their lives
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they do their best. In conclusion, I think it is necessary that
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learn how to focus on their activities to achieve
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but they should be aware that, in some ,situations they might not accomplish their
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although
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they try so hard.
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