The greatest glory is not to remain standing, but to get up every time one falls.

This is a profound redefinition of what it means to be strong. We often mistake invulnerability—never making a mistake, never showing weakness, never failing—for strength. But true glory isn't found in a life played safe to avoid falling.The real test of character happens on the ground. When you are down, tired, and defeated, the choice to stand back up requires a level of courage that "remaining standing" never demands. Your resilience is your crown. Be proud of your scars and your comebacks; they are the proof that you cannot be kept down.What is one time you fell, got back up, and came back stronger?