The Ultimate Tragedy

Never give up, never give up you are moving toward your dream keep going.

Replacing dreams with better and better dreams is ok though.

Have a great day.

If you loose sight of your dreams what purpose do you have?  Having that dreams keeps us moving forward.

Dreams are our goals - those pinnacles we constantly strive to achieve.

Dreams are our goals - those pinnacles we constantly strive to achieve.

Lou,

One obstacle and one day at a time. Keep pushing forward.

Rich

Lou..that is what I hang on..just keep getting back up..thanks for the quote.

Lou, It isn't in me to give up and sometimes that is a blessing...at other times, I've sunk with some ships! But, no, never give up!

What if Thomas Edison gave up on inventing the light bulb after his experiment failed for the 10,000 time?

Lou, I'm glad I didn't give up....I never would have known if I would have gotten my dream.  I believe people should pursue them at (almost) all costs.

Lou, short, sweet, but so true.  Great find!

Lou, thanks for the post today.  Giving up is easy, anyone can do it!  The tough ones keep trudging through and make a difference to themselves, their client, and family!  Thanks again!!!

Lou, Lewis makes a great point as well, giving up is easy, it takes character to keep going

Lou - I have been absolutely loving your quote series.  I certainly do not believe in giving up - you work to hard to just simply throw your hands up and walk away!

Lou, It's so important to continue moving forward. Setbacks just help us grow stronger and build character (those that don't kill us).

Love your posts!

In my opinion, there are some times it is prudent to "give up".  I know that is not the intended message here for a number of valid reasons.  It's not about trying and trying and then succeeding which is obviously admirable but there are examples of "lost causes" that come to mind where cutting our losses makes sense.  Just my thoughts.  

Lou's message, that we continue to move obstacles out of our way to obtain our dreams is still a great one. I also agree with Michael Jacobs that sometimes the things we are striving for might not be doable and we do need to know when to cut our losses. For example, I'll never be a professional basketball player (not that I want to be, but if I did.....)