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NEVER GIVE UP



 Never give up!!!
"Well begun is half done", absolutely correct. You start on a good note, step by step moves closer to your goal each day, but then there are times when you start facing challenges, challenges that make you doubt your worth sometimes. Getting tired after doing a specific task and giving up on it, both have a fine line difference, and it becomes very essential to understand what differences this line can create.


While you start a task, you are filled with enthusiasm, but while continuing on the path towards the goal, you might get tired, which is completely fine and appropriate. But should GIVING UP even be an option at this point!!
The definition of success as observed is BEGIN, WORK, REST AND REPEAT, do not replace it with BEGIN, WORK, GIVE UP. There are a lot of failures, many hurdles that might come on the way, but one who crosses them without the thought of giving up even as an option achieves success sooner or later.


Let's take a very relatable example, two people in a relationship work hard on each other every single day to make the bond more durable and more reliable, Correcting and accepting all the flaws, loving the other half without giving upon them. But why does the effort vanish when it comes to oneself!

If you do not give up on somebody you love, then why give up on self? Doesn't being loved by others start with self- love itself. Love yourself, work upon yourself, make yourself a better version of yourself. Getting tired at times is ok, but what is not ok is GIVING UP.
RUN, FALL but NEVER GIVE UP.

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