the what? The bigger the load to carry through? The sweeter the celebration of victory? The more the potential for growth? The higher the reward? The less hair on your head? The better you become? The more you appreciate the good days?
I would imagine that a combination of a few of the above is true. Some cases will end more positively than others. I believe that all of these days will come with a learning experience. All of these situations present opportunities to learn and get better. Some "valleys" are longer and deeper than others, and take endurance and perserverence to pull out of. All valleys lead to a mountain top, which in our case represents victory.
Tough days will make you stronger, and can prove to be a stepping stone in achievement if you approach them as such. There is no magic formula to get through tough days, or tough times. We can't sit back and wait for things to get better, we must aggressively create the opportunities to make progress. Trek through the valley with an undying commitment to succeed, and before you know it you will find yourself climbing up the mountain.
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