The Art of Not Giving Up
A raw, Nietzschean manifesto on resilience, extreme ownership, and mental currency. Discover why enduring the struggle determines whether you succeed.
Saba Foladashvili
Tech Entrepreneur & Founder
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The Art of Not Giving Up Do not expect something hyperbolic in the following passage; I'll be succinct.
In this life, you have one shot to achieve what you truly care about: having a good career, generating a generational wealth, building an empire, or being a bum, doesn't matter. Really, it does not matter. It is cliché to say, but what matters is the cost of the mental currency you're willing to pay for it. Your willingness to sacrifice, to endure, and to keep grinding is what will make you deserve that goal.
You have to be ready to fall, to rebuild, to burn it to the ground and come up out of the ashes. You don't do that without it, though. You just don't want it bad enough. You will experience anxiety, self-doubt, failure, and days where you sit there thinking, "What the fuck am I doing?" That is the golden moment. That is the test. And there are only two outcomes: either you get the fuck up and stay on your path, or you quit like a pus.
Do not blame anyone for a fucked-up life. Blame everything on yourself, even when it's not your fault. Take full responsibility.
The choice is always yours.
P.S I'll read this whenever I feel like giving up