Every situation, whether it's good or bad from your perspective, is destined to reach its conclusion. No matter how never-ending it may seem, it does have an end. The key is to channel your efforts towards gaining something meaningful along the way.

When you reflect on your life ten years from now, what you'll recall is not the sheer difficulty of specific situations, but rather, what you gained from them—lessons, experiences, friendships, and relationships that still endure. Let's consider a simple example: school, something everyone can relate to. What you remember about school isn't how hard a particular subject or exam was; instead, you cherish the lessons learned and the friendships formed.

In the same vein, apply this perspective to any situation and think long-term. You'll come to realize that what truly matters is what you've taken away from it. 

Let’s try to make the most out of any situation by focusing on what genuinely matters.