Hans Zimmer, a mechanic from Frankfurt, Germany, was passionate about music from a young age. He practiced on a makeshift piano keyboard made of steel plates and eventually became a key figure in Hollywood film music. At the 67th Academy Awards, he won the music award for the world-famous score of "The Lion King".
Napoleon Hill, an American motivational master, once shared a story: Selma was living a harsh life in the desert. Her father wrote to her, saying: "Two men looked out from the bars of their cell in the same prison. One saw the mud, and the other saw the stars." Inspired by this, Selma decided to find her own star in the desert.
A farmer's donkey accidentally fell into a dry well. As dirt fell onto the donkey's back, it shook it off and stood on top of it. Step by step, the donkey managed to climb out of the well.
These stories remind us to transform pressure into motivation. By relying on our persistence and self-strengthening spirit, we can climb to the top of the pyramid in our hearts.