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Success is Like an Iceberg

Do you know what an iceberg looks like?

On the surface, it appears small, but beneath the water lies its massive foundation—keeping it stable and afloat.

Success is just like that.

People see the victory, but not the failures that came before it. They notice the smile, but not the sleepless nights and early mornings. They celebrate the comeback, but overlook the setbacks. They admire resilience, yet remain unaware of the struggles, risks, and sacrifices that paved the way.

Success is not easy. Every successful person has walked a lonely path, learning through hardship, perseverance, and action. They applied both praise and criticism, took bold steps, and transformed advice into results.

If you want success, do the same. Work in silence, stay consistent, and let your success make the noise.

"Work hard in silence; let your success be your noise." — Frank Ocean

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