"All is well that ends well"

 "All is well that ends well" is a proverb, and the title of a Shakespearean play, that essentially means:

• If the outcome is good, then any problems or difficulties along the way are ultimately insignificant.

In simpler terms:

• The final result is what matters most.
• If everything turns out alright in the end, then the troubles you experienced to get there don't really matter.

It emphasizes the importance of a positive conclusion, suggesting that a successful resolution can overshadow any past hardships.