I keep with special interest a phrase about the will, attributed to the Nobel Prize in physics Albert Einstein, which says: There is a force more powerful than steam, electricity and atomic energy: the will.
And indeed, I agree with the phrase of our scientist, because the will is like faith in the conscious of the human being, who can move mountains. Experience confirms to us that the will, exercised with perseverance, replaces to a great degree the intellectual deficiencies that we may have in the assimilation of the knowledge of science and philosophy. The will can also serve us for the achievement of the many things that are presented to us every day when we are exercising the noble occupation of our daily work.
Therefore, it is the will, the powerful force that moves us to achieve the great goals we have set ourselves in life, such as the vocation to decent work, the creation of a family or the voluntary and disinterested surrender to the needy neighbor Demand your collaboration.
Let us exercise our will and move mountains.