Persistence: the best friend who doesn't let you give up
Persistence is the friend who stands at the door at five in the morning, already with sneakers, already with plans, and says:
- "Well, shall we go? While no one has managed to steal your dreams yet!"
He will be with you even when the world says:
- "Oh, come on, you won't succeed anyway."
It is at this moment that your best friend - Persistence - slams the door and says:
- "Fuck them! Let's go to work!"
Without persistence, you won’t finish your thesis, you won’t open a business, you won’t drag yourself to the gym, you won’t say “no” to toxic people and you won’t say “yes” to yourself.
Experience: a wise advisor in sandals
Experience — it doesn’t shout. It looks over its glasses and says:
— “Remember how you gave in to your emotions last time? Don’t do that again, okay?”
It doesn’t forbid, but it hints:
— “You slipped here, you trusted the wrong people here, and here… well done. Remember that feeling.”
Experience doesn’t always come on time, but it always comes. Sometimes in the form of a scar, sometimes in the form of applause, but it always comes.
Caution: an older brother who will check if you turned off the iron.
Caution is not cowardice, it is your personal “reality checker”.
— “You want to invest all your money in bitcoins? Wait a minute. What about plan B?”
— “You want to quit your job because you weren’t given a vacation? Let’s count to 10.”
It doesn’t stop you from dreaming — it helps you not to collapse in the process.
It’s like an older brother who was “there” before, knows that rose-colored glasses are nice, but it’s better to see where you’re going.
And finally, humor is your secret ally.
Because without humor, you won’t live even half the way.
You’ll definitely stumble, make a mistake, forget a presentation, come to a meeting on the wrong day… and if you know how to laugh — all of this will become part of a cool story.
And not a three-act tragedy with drama and a violin crying in the background.
So if you want to succeed, gather your team:
Persistence will pull you forward, even when laziness pretends to be a doormat.
Experience will tell you how not to step on the same rake, only in shoes.Caution will slow down if you are going to fly without a parachute.

Humor will turn falls into jokes, and not a reason to give up.
And everything else?
It will come. On its own.
The main thing is to go.