I can never be great, my experience tells me. No matter how hard I try, I am so minute among the great world that too much I fear. But I am not sure as well if I can be better. I can make effort day by day, which only accumulates in amount while not in actual effect. Since I can be neither better nor great, does it make sense any more for me to exert myself?

The most dreadful for a man to endure is that the world pays to him no attention, but the really impressive is that the man is still gifting the world his heart and soul. Only the minority can be distinguished among the rest, but if the majority don't endeavor at all, it will be too easy for the winners to enjoy success.

There is ambition of everybody. Ambition does not play a private role for talents who would always be better and finally great, but for all with character. The definition of mediocrity is not being ordinary, but no courage to struggle.