Never give up, persistence is the way

Website design By BotEap.comPersistence attracts opportunity, with those three words I start this article. Sure, when you’re exasperated, quitting early always sounds good, especially when everything gets “bloody” or difficult. When you is it so tired, some of the biggest hits come after the next wind. I won’t say “second wind”, because sometimes it takes multiple persistence streams to succeed, and not any persistence stream, and only one attempt without retrying to genuinely fail.

Website design By BotEap.comYou never know who is the best quitter in the world, because all quitters quit before they succeed or “make it.” Rest assured, though, the world’s greatest successes are the apparent “early flops.” From Gautama Buddha, who spent seventy years “going mad” trying to figure it all out from the suffering of the world itself, to the “greatest why of things in the world” under the Bodhi Tree, to Jesus Christ, who “ended” his ministry with the murder by The crucifixion, only to finally come back in even better form, and have one of the biggest mass ministries on Earth, bigger than anything else that happens on Earth. So what is the greatest persistence in the world? He’s one of us if we don’t really give up too soon.

Website design By BotEap.comThe only thing that separated Alexander Graham Bell and the rest of the inventors of the telephone was this, persistence and a simple turn of a screw connecting a wire, also an understanding of vibration and consistency that was unmatched by anything else. Alexander Graham Bell understood vibration and consistency (knowing that a constant, non-intermittent current would be needed to transmit speech through electrical wires), though it seemed simple, that twist was the difference between intermittent inconsistency and constant work and productive, and what did he derive from all this to its full realization?: Oh, just cell phones, all the means of communication on the planet, including radio and wireless devices like the ones we use every day. Even though Lewis Latimer actually invented, drew, and patented the light bulb, and not Edison technically, I really give credit where credit is due and due, regardless of the realistic consequences. This is what separates Christianity from other religions in a sense when Jesus Christ said the simply logical statement: “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s property, and genuinely give to God what is God’s property.” in the biblical books of Matthew and Mark of the New Testament.

Website design By BotEap.comMy point and synopsis is as follows, then I will finish this article: Living in reality whatever the consequences is success. Going forward on a genuine path is success in every way. That’s the synopsis. Success is guts, perseverance and really good work and little else. Namely tea period, take what you need from that and make it work for you. Thank you for reading.