<p>That which we obtain easily, we esteem to lightly. It is dearness only which gives everything its value.
Hard work sows the seeds for our success, quote used quite usually, tells us that with hard work, anything is possible.
The things which we obtain without hard work we esteem too lightly. We tend to think that the object is of no value. The things we obtain from hard work are of high esteem to us. We preserve them as we took pain to compete that task.
We, children get gifts on our birthday, those things will become of no value as we didnt sow the seeds. The things we obtain after a long hour of study are enjoyed thoroughly.
I have not failed, I have found ten thousand ways that do not work Albert Einstein said this quote, when he failed again and again on his project. He enjoyed his success after this hard work. But, what if Albert Einstein had found that the equation for hydrogen bomb for the first time of his experiment.
That which we obtain easily, we esteem too lightly, Thomas Paine, an English American Political activist said these words during American Revolution. People who followed Thomas Paine steps were inspired to fight against the British. He was one of the main reason independence was declared to America.</p>