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While success often appears glamorous, this story sheds light on the hardships concealed behind it. The narrator explains that many only see the triumph—they don’t see the tears, the bleeding, and the sacrifices made along the way. Success is not merely talent; it’s about consistency, resilience, and the willingness to learn from failures. He points out a common mistake among many fighters: giving up after losses because they struggle to accept failure. His background, coming from a poor family and street life, instilled in him humility and a fierce work ethic. Memories of sleeping on stairs and hunger serve as constant reminders of how much he’s overcome.