We can feel as if we have nothing left to offer, and no matter how hard we try, we keep hitting roadblocks that seem to keep us from moving forward.
In reality, if we can conquer the challenges we face and persevere through the difficult times, we can find the strength inside ourselves to build something worthwhile.
It’s not always easy to get to the top, but keep these five things in mind when you’re considering giving up:
Someone will still be working harder than you.
Even if you believe you’ve done anything possible, you’re mistaken. Everyone has a dream, a mission, and a driving force behind them. It all depends on how far you’re willing to go to get the desired outcome.
Being different and standing out from the crowd is the key to success. If you settle for good enough, you will be nothing more than that, and everyone will overshadow you.
Nobody is flawless.
Each of us is a human being. Recognizing that it’s okay to make mistakes is just the first step toward achieving the ultimate goal. Doing something wrong and being told how to do it correctly leads to learning and progress.
Riding a bike without training wheels isn’t easy, but once we got the hang of it and learned how to stay in charge, it was a skill we’d never forget. We are letting go of what could have been if we throw in the towel after the first mishap or the first time we hear people criticizing how we manage ourselves.
If success is easy, it isn’t worth it.
When you reach your ultimate goal, it should be a memorable occasion. If it hadn’t been the most daunting thing we’d ever attempted, we wouldn’t have succeeded. It should be more rewarding than the honor itself to know that we gave it our all for ourselves and others to achieve that objective.
Every successful individual has a story to tell about how they arrived at their current position after a long and arduous journey.
Prove Others Wrong.
When you reach your ultimate goal, it should be a memorable occasion. If it hadn’t been the most daunting thing we’d ever attempted, we wouldn’t have succeeded. It should be more rewarding than the honor itself to know that we gave it our all for ourselves and others to achieve that objective.
Every successful individual has a story to tell about how they arrived at their current position after a long and arduous journey.
Nairobi Wasn’t Built In A Day.
When giving up becomes a viable option, this is the most important phrase to note. Nobody can build an empire in a day, no company can become a multibillion-dollar enterprise in a day, and no concept is worth discarding if all the stops haven’t been pulled yet.
There’s a lot to be said about editing drafts of our lives, and they always need several revisions and edits before being published and celebrated.