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In this short monologue, the speaker argues against praising children solely for their achievements and instead advocates celebrating the effort and process they invest. Using a Lego-building example, they emphasize that the time and hard work spent (three hours building a set) is more valuable than the finished product. The speaker warns that tying self‑worth to outcomes places it outside personal control, and suggests focusing on the work that precedes the result cultivates an unstoppable mindset.
