If you had made yourself, you would be toast.
But you didn’t.
The One who made you—He knew every challenge you would meet, your faults and weaknesses. He was the one who put them there.
And for each brick wall you would hit, He provided you a ladder. For every chasm of your soul, a bridge to walk over. For each mountain you would have to climb, a reservoir of strength to surprise even your own self.
When a challenge arises, you need only imagine what it must take to overcome—and you can be confident that strength is within you.
As brick-makers when we were enslaved in Egypt, and when we even had to find our own straw for their stability and strength, we should already have developed sufficient knowledge as to how to get past a brick wall even without using a ladder. I think this analogy is a bit doubtful because the time when we create obstacles is past and we have become good at overcoming them. Thats how we managed to create and live and flourish in Medinat Yisrael!