quitters

Setbacks are common enemies of both achievers and people whose dream cut short. The difference is that the former persist against continual setbacks while the latter quit.

Never keep long and be waiting. Waiters and quitters have just a slight difference but a common end.

Be careful you don__ give up on what is yet to give you victory. Many people quit when they were yet to win. Successful people never quit and I believe no quitter had ever been successful too.

A hand-rolled cigarette to smoke,Another one bought from the store.If he lights one, his mind's lit upAnother one burns a hole..

To quit is to fail - as long as you are still in the game you are succeeding!

Quitters and waiters have a varied beginning, but a similar ending. They don't win! Don't wait; don__ quit... Arise and shine with the light of passion right there in you!

So often we quit on the first failure. We must persistent long enough to achieve success.

At the end, someone or something always gives up. It is either you give up and quit or the obstacle or failure gives up and makes way for your success to come through.

There is much more joy in being a survivor than been a quitter.

Never has God given waivers to family members, just because they had bad leaders. In Jonah's time, the entire family of Israel had become unacceptable, but never has any Israelite administration been without some injustice, intolerance and alienation from God--much less today's earthly family. Even during the celebrated reign of Solomon, Solomon was multiplying wives and horses--against God's written counsel. It has always been so.Regardless, Israel was one family. They were expected to stick together whether they were in exile, or at home living in abundance. No deserters, or pious arm-folders were allowed. As Jonah discovered, no quitters were allowed. (page vi)

Like creating a masterpiece, quitting is an art: you have to decide what to keep within the frame and what to keep out.

One of the best decisions that you could ever make in your life, is to vow to never accept quitting as a final answer.