Being negative only makes a difficult journey more difficult. You may be given a cactus, but you don't have to sit on it.
Divide each difficulty at hand into as many pieces as possible and as could be required to better solve them.
Plan for what is difficult while it is easy, do what is great while it is small.
It's hard to always challenge yourself, coming up with new ways to make your life difficult, so when you make something, it becomes more interesting.
Believe that you are bigger than your difficulties, for you are, indeed.
It is hard! But what can not be removed, becomes lighter through patience.
Give yourself an even greater challenge than the one you are trying to master and you will develop the powers necessary to overcome the original difficulty.
Trust, therefore, for the overcoming of a difficulty, not to long-continued study after you have once become bewildered, but to repeated trials at intervals.
Meet the difficult while it is easy.
One needs to live every day according to God's commandments. And then any kind of difficulty or unpleasantness will be manageable.
Big challenges are an accumulation of small challenges.
When you gotta go through something tough, I've always been a guy that just wants to get it out of the way.
How on earth do people imagine we equip children for life if we never show them the sorts of issues other people encounter, if we never talk through with them how they might deal with difficulty or violence or unexpected shocks and surprises?
I always anticipated difficulties in order to avoid scenes.
I have always been able to overcome difficulties during my career.
We can do whatever we wish to do provided our wish is strong enough. But the tremendous effort needed- one doesn't always want to make it-does one? ... But what else can be done? What's the alternative? What do you want most to do? That's what I have to keep asking myself, in the face of difficulties.
If you get yourself in a hole, you dig yourself out.
If life becomes hard to bear we think of a change in our circumstances. But the most important and effective change, a change in our own attitude, hardly even occurs to us, and the resolution to take such a step is very difficult for us.
Science has not solved difficulties, only shifted the points of difficulty.
The key to most difficulties does not lie in the dilemmas themselves, but in our relationship to them.
It really helps you to go through difficult situations by just thinking about it as being a big amount of work which you have to solve how to do. For example, I don't feel very inspired when I act, I just act. That's it.
Difficulties indeed sometimes arise; but common sense and honest intentions will generally steer through them.
Nothing influences our ability to cope with the difficulties of our existence so much as the context in which we view them; the more contexts we can choose between, the less do the difficulties appear to be inevitable and insurmountable.
