If a person has a “why” to live, he can withstand any “how"

I absolutely agree with this statement and my concept of it is as follows: A person can live, it is to truly live, only when he acquires the goal for which he lives, until then, he simply exists.

And, as a consequence, with the acquisition of the goal comes incredible resilience and the desire to overcome any obstacles on the way to your goal. The goal itself is the meaning of life.

There are countless ways to prove the above, we will limit ourselves to three. For example: people who devote their lives to military service or work in the security services.

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Then they have to go through countless trainings and lead a very tough life regime, sometimes even risk their lives, but, nevertheless, they do not give up, because their goal is to save people and defend the state and homeland, thanks to this they do not give up.

As a second example, we can take seriously ill people, naturally those who have goals in life. Their fate is difficult, sometimes tragic, but they do not give up, because they have a goal, and this goal will give them strength and faith in order to continue treatment and not give up.

Also, as an example, you can take people who want a certain position or status, for example: a person

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wants to become a director of a large firm or company, but it is almost impossible to become one immediately, and he has to start from the very bottom and, at times, do what he absolutely does not want, but if he longs for his goal, then he will endure everything and achieve his ...

Well, as the latter, you can take the most banal example: priests, monks, spiritual mentors, etc. These people, at times, give up a lot, doing it for their own purpose. They sacrifice many of the benefits of the modern world to serve the Supreme, and their faith and purpose is what drives them.