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Why it matters
From the Japanese 'Nana korobi ya oki'. It celebrates resilience: however many times life knocks you down, what matters is that you get back up.
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Yedi kez düş, sekiz kez kalk.Japon atasözü
Japonca 'Nana korobi ya oki' sözünden. Dayanıklılığı över: hayat seni kaç kez yere serse de önemli olan yeniden ayağa kalkmandır.
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Q0004Hardship is what refines a person; without friction there is no polish, and without struggle no growth.
Q0005Do good without expecting reward or recognition — give freely, even if the good seems to vanish.
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