WINNERS NEVER QUITS AND QUITERS NEVER WINS
It is always difficult to start because the start is the main and the most important step to begin.
If you start it then you will pass the 1st level but the second level is way more difficult. Is to not quit until you are tired.
Sometimes you give up easily.
But here is a simple tip to avoid it.
When it feels like quitting think why you started it to prove all the people wrong who don't believe in you.
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