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One thing that I have drawn strength from repeatedly in hard times was drilled into me by a great professor in undergrad (psychology):
Think of the people who are sheltered from the real-world and then get a full dose of it and are unable to cope and preserve like others who had to grow up early.
I remind myself amidst struggles that I will be coming out on the other side a stronger and more capable person. It helps me to accept the shit on my plate and refuse to give up.
Sounds familiar.
Suffering builds character
I thought suffering leads to the dark side?
Calvin and Hobbes has far superior writing
Similar quote, from Fight Club of all places 😂 I often hear it in my head when working out:
Without pain, without sacrifice, we would have nothing.