Getting into the constant self-improvement cycle
When you face your problems, you will keep uncovering new ones. You will resolve those problems, and you will find new ones again.
You keep on improving and improving every time you solve a problem, you become a better person.
Also, this is just the way life is; it will throw shit at you, new problems to solve. It’s a constant process you have to trust,
Don’t be disappointed to find new problems when you achieve your goals. Don’t get arrogant and ignore them.
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