Quotes About Persistence

si no haces algo bien, no lo hagas a menos que estés dispuesto a dedicar tiempo a mejorarlo.

What advice would you give to a smart, driven college student about to enter the "real world"? Most of the game is about persistence. It is the most important trait. Sure, when you get an opportunity, you have to perform and you have to exceed beyond all expectations, but getting that chance is the hardest part. So keep the vision clear in your head and every day refuse all obstacles to get to the goal.

Si hicieras eso mismo con tu vida profesional, tendrías que dedicar cuatro mil horas, o dos años de trabajo.

committed to one push-up before bed. Yes,

Si piensas en algo más de tres veces por semana, tienes que escribir sobre eso"».

No olvidamos cuántas veces nos han rechazado.

Work will work when nothing else will work.

I'm there to learn. I'm not there to win; I'm there to learn, because then I'll win, eventually. . . .

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Dame seis horas para talar un árbol y dedicaré las cuatro primeras a afilar el hacha.

Aporrear árboles con un hacha roma no es manera de ir por la vida. Prueba durante siete días y afila tu mente.

Law 11: "No" simply means begin again at one level higher.

I don't think failure is sometimes part of the process—it always is. When you feel you can't go on, know that you're just getting started.

La realidad es una mera ilusión, aunque muy persistente.» ALBERT EINSTEIN

Would it work? I had no idea, but I did know one thing: If the easy approach failed, the unending-labor-in-the-salt-mines approach was always waiting in the wings.

You can do everything you want to do. You just need foresight and patience.

German poet Johann Wolfgang Goethe had the right perspective: "Mysteries are not necessarily miracles." To do the impossible (sail around the world, break the four-minute mile, reach the moon), you need to ignore the popular.

If you want to be a stud later, you have to be a pud now.

Strength is a skill, and, as such, it must be practiced.

When you feel you can't go on, know that you're just getting started.

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.

The best way I can describe the feeling is a Finnish word, "sisu"—the mental strength to continue to try even after you feel you've reached the limits of your abilities. I don't think failure is sometimes part of the process—it always is.

camino no se acaba nunca y que nadie ha conseguido culminarlo.»

Si te distraes o empiezas a posponerlo, no pierdas los nervios ni caigas en la espiral negativa; retoma con docilidad la tarea número UNO.