Quotes About Grit

Big shots are only little shots who keep shooting.

Glory comes from keeping on trying when you're losing, not from giving up!

Homey don't quit. What else are you gonna do? It's like those guys in the cartoon they get up in the morning, check the clock and fight all day and after it's over they check the clock and go home. That's how it goes.

Gotta have a head like a wrecking ball, a spirit like one of them punching clown dummies that always weeble-wobbles back up to standing. This takes time. Stories need to find the right home, the right audience. Stick with it. Quitting is for sad pandas.

Don't quit when it gets too tough,always remember there's SEVERE in the word 'perSEVERE

I like rough edges. That's what makes a person real.

Persistence is our effort, giving up is the reward.

Patience isn't a gift. It is learned.

Success is most often achieved by those who don't know that failure is inevitable.

Sweat is the cologne of accomplishment.

Pain makes you strong, Madoc once told me, making me lift a sword again and again. Get used to the weight.

Waves tossed themselves against the shore, dragging grit and sand between their nails as they were slowly pulled back out to sea.

Pain makes you strong... Get used to the weight.

Musisz mie? do?? si?y, by zadawa? cios za ciosem, cios za ciosem, nie poddaj?c si? znu?eniu. To pierwsza rzecz, jakiej musisz si? nauczy? - jak wykrzesa? z siebie te si??.

This ancient Pinto was held together with sheer willpower and a whole lot of prayer. But she wasn't going to let her old jalopy ruin her perfect mood either.

Im a made nigga, I should dust somethin. You niggas on the bench, like the bus comin.

I aint never had height, but boy I got heart.

What you can't run away from, you have to face

Focus on your target and fight the impulse to concede too quickly.

Failure is how we learn—it's how we develop and acquire grit.

Hard work is good for the soul," she would say. "And it keeps you from feeling sorry for yourself, because you don't have time.

Courage, like so many other things, was not something one did or didn't have; it was a decision, a choice.

You play the hand you're dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people's hand, or questioning why you've got this hand, you just play it, as best you can, today, and the next day, and the day after that.

The very insurmountability of the task, its very unattractiveness, was in the end what attracted me to it.