It’s always too early to quit

In the game called Life, it seems “Quitting” is already a common word, if you have a job to do or a task to finish, whenever you felt like you are getting nowhere it seems like this is the best and easiest thing to consider.

But quitting is not actually the answer, instead you are just prolonging yourself in finding the answer, if you quit too early, you have wasted your time and effort, but the thing is when do we really quit, when do we know that it is time to quit on something that is no longer working.

You can actually quit anytime you want to, but the thing is you have to know what would be the consequences if you quit too early, quitting for the benefit of good is seems to be a great idea, but quitting for nothing is a big no if you are quitting just because you felt useless or the things that you are doing is seems not to be making any sense.

If Steve Job quit too early in finding an investor during the time when they are still starting Apple, we wouldn’t have an iPhone now or iPad.

Colonel Sanders founded KFC when he was already at his 60’s, but did you know that he was rejected at least a thousand times before he finally got an investor.

Walt Disney was turned down 300 times before receiving a financial backup for his Walt Disney World.

If these people quit too early, do you think they will succeed?

“It’s always too early to quit.”
~Norman Vincent Peale