Toras Emes GUARANTEES(!): "If someone says, 'I have worked hard and I have not been successful, don't believe him'. If someone says, 'I have not worked hard and I have been successful,' don't believe him. If someone says, 'I have worked hard, and I have been successful,' believe him!!!" (Megilla, 6b)...In other words, a Jew being unsuccessful after trying hard is not reality from G-d's point of view. It doesn't exist.
(don't confuse success with money. Plenty(!) Of Jews are not wealthy by any means, and have great shalom bayis, healthy children, are loved by the community, and are happy with 'sipuk hanefesh').
Hashem sees us Jews as hard working, community people accomplished, healthy and happy with our lot.
He says clearly in His Torah, straight to us:
"Easy?", "I don't believe you".
"Not successful?", "still I don't believe you". "
"Hard working AND successful!?!", "YES! Now I believe you!"
Our compassionate Father's words, directly and lovingly spoken to each and every one of us, one on one. We each have a wondrous success story of our own... Hashem is on our side. Yes, also when we are 'struggling'.
(Granted, gaining momentum takes time. Every sponser always told me "it's easier to stay sober than to get sober".. My experience is that, even though in my early stages of recovery/sobriety, I was 'wishy-washy' and stumbled, nevertheless, with time and hishtadlus/serenity/surrender-surrender-surrender/prayer/learning/dibuk chaverim/acts of kindness, and a VERY caring VERY intimate and VERY loving G-d, the above 'promise' is absolutely true.. One day and one miracle at a time
All the small victories will eventually lead up to a 'success story' you are happy to share with someone who needs to hear it, and most importantly, you are happy to call 'your own'.