1. I can’t.
Truth be told, the only person who can tell you “you can’t” is you. If you hear these words echoing in the back of your mind, tune them out.Your faith can move mountains and your doubt can create them. Self-doubt is the number one enemy of personal growth. It is only when you shed your apprehension about your own capabilities and self-worth that you realize how much you are capable of, and that YOU CAN in fact do it.
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You must realize that ‘tomorrow’ doesn’t exist – it never will. The only guaranteed opportunity you have is the one you’re living now. This moment is life. There is no day but today.
Concentrate on that, and you’ll always be more productive.
It’s better to quit now and cut my losses.
As Winston Churchill once said, “Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It is courage to continue that counts.”Persistence is the mother of all productive effort. Failures, small and large, happen every day to the best of us. The strongest, most productive people aren’t the people who always succeed, but the ones who don’t give up when they lose.
In the heat of the moment when you feel like quitting, think about how far you have come and why you started in the first place. Oftentimes you’re a lot closer to making a breakthrough than you think. Some people give up their efforts when they have almost reached their goal; while others, on the contrary, conquer their goals by exerting, up until the very last possible second, more vigorous efforts than ever before.
Bottom line: Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit – KEEP GOING!
The pain is bad
Pain is part of the journey; your evaluation of it and what you do with it is a choice. Each painful problem has hidden in it an opportunity so powerful that it literally dwarfs the problem.Ultimately, your greatest successes will be the byproduct of recognizing a painful problem that exists and turning it into an opportunity.
Think, work, climb if you have to – keep moving your future forward.
Fuente: Marc and Angel.
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