Some give up against a single failure; some endure little longer to give up against repetitive failure, and a few give up while accepting that failure is the pillar of success: may be in another field.
Whatever may be the situation, everyone, standing on the cliff of a failure, must introspect and look at the practical repercussions of not giving up in time.
Your ability to refuse giving up is hugely appreciable, but your struggle to achieving the impossible should never put your near and dear ones in trouble. After all, you have no rights to make their life miserable for making it happen in your own life.
I don't say, you don't keep trying; but do it as long as you can afford it. I don't say, you don't dream; but dream in reality -- never in dream. I don't say, you give up; but never forget to calculate the cost of success!
So, I've started believing, that, there must a cut-off point for our efforts, while making our dream come true!
If you think that you haven't yet reached the limit, never give up; but if you think that the impact of your struggle is seriously affecting your family members -- better give up!
Theoretically, the above message stands demotivating; sharing real-life experience, it reflects the reverse.
Give up doesn't mean that you are finally giving it up; because, giving up 'here' always marks the beginning of taking it up 'elsewhere.'
The show must go on!
Whatever may be the situation, everyone, standing on the cliff of a failure, must introspect and look at the practical repercussions of not giving up in time.
Your ability to refuse giving up is hugely appreciable, but your struggle to achieving the impossible should never put your near and dear ones in trouble. After all, you have no rights to make their life miserable for making it happen in your own life.
I don't say, you don't keep trying; but do it as long as you can afford it. I don't say, you don't dream; but dream in reality -- never in dream. I don't say, you give up; but never forget to calculate the cost of success!
So, I've started believing, that, there must a cut-off point for our efforts, while making our dream come true!
If you think that you haven't yet reached the limit, never give up; but if you think that the impact of your struggle is seriously affecting your family members -- better give up!
Theoretically, the above message stands demotivating; sharing real-life experience, it reflects the reverse.
Give up doesn't mean that you are finally giving it up; because, giving up 'here' always marks the beginning of taking it up 'elsewhere.'
The show must go on!
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