4. The Higher you go ,the more time and... - Deepstash

4. The Higher you go ,the more time and commitment is required to win a level 

#Prepare to stop for tolls . There is no easy way to get to the top . And each time you go up , you pay . 

#You have to be more committed, you have to give more , you have to use more energy , each time you want to go up a Level .

#No teams win championships without making sacrifices and giving their best . 

5. Moving up levels occurs slowly , but going down can happen quickly 

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