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Don’t Rest on Your Laurels

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The explanation of the saying	“Don’t rest on your laurels，’ means that you shouldn’t stop 57 only because of your achievements.
Amazing facts	• At the age of 7, Mike started sailing. • At the age of 14,sailing across the Atlantic Ocean made Mike become the 58 one who set a record • At the age of 17,Mike had a nine- month voyag of sailing 59 around the world.
Present situation	Mike is 19 now. He is trying his best to break the records. His 60 to fly round the world by himself will make him the first person to both sail and fly.
The 61 of Mike’s achievements	Mike’s speeches give young people courage to realize their dreams.