You should never stop learning. Being a lifelong learner can help keep you from getting diseases like Alzheimer's, but it's also a good way to keep yourself invested and interested in life around you. Continuing to learn ensures that you do not allow yourself to stagnate or become too comfortable with the status quo.  Learning can be anything from reading a bunch of history books about your specific area, so you can talk knowledgeably about different historical sites in your area, to learning to quilt. Don't get complacent in your learning. Challenging yourself keeps your mind sharp. So, if you're interested in history, branch out and look into mathematics, or learning a language. Learning challenging tasks within social settings can help your mind stay sharper. Consider trying some classes or taking a college course in a subject that interests you. Succeeding is impossible without hard work. You have to practice the skills that you already have to hone them. So much of the work you'll do won't be seen by other people, which is why it's important that you're serving your priorities. Otherwise you will get drained by the constant demand for your energy on things you don't enjoy.  Stay focused on your priorities. Even if you're working a job that isn't necessarily in line with your priorities, look for ways to change that. Try to bring a spark of creativity or good humor into things like food service, customer service jobs, or a dull office job. For example, if you're an artist, try enhancing that work presentation with some of your artwork, just enough to make it a little more interesting and enjoyable. While a lot of success seems to come from luck, most of the people who got that luck got it because they had worked hard to be in that right place at that right time. You don't tend to see all the background work that people did to get somewhere (unless they have connections, but most people don't). One key difference between people who are successful and people who aren't is how they respond to the roadblocks,...

How would you rephrase that briefly using Vietnamese?
Không ngừng học hỏi. Nỗ lực hết mình. Biến thử thách thành bài học kinh nghiệm. Mạo hiểm. Tưởng tượng tích cực.