Continuous exertion may sound very exhausting and thus, it
is understandable even if some people suggest it should be better to give up
sometimes. It is true at some points because the human race is not almighty
creature. However I would say it is not about giving up, but just changing a
goal.
Recognizing life events as a sequence, I think even when giving up
something, it is just adjusting the goal to more reachable level and processes
for previous goals always play a role in reaching next goal.
In the first place, I would like to emphasize that this is
not only about the youth becoming competent, but also about all the people
making their own lives more comfortable and enjoyable. For instance, both
following examples I present can be seen as continuous exertion: a young person
trying to become a professional musician and a person on the verge of death
exercising hands in order to move them better than the previous day.
If their
goals are too high for them, the young person may have to change it to be working
in a related field such as becoming a commentator, a voice trainer or so, and
the dying person may have to change it to exercise fingers instead of hands.
That is, people naturally keep trying in any case until the last minute they
accept death.
Furthermore, there are also two advantages of indomitable
attitudes. Firstly, some different approaches to a goal are necessary, other
than blind efforts. Such a contrivance activates brain and makes human beings
more alive. I don’t think it is exaggerative to say. Secondly, this attitude is also important when trying to
achieve something extraordinary, because chances and right ideas do not always
lie all together. Other chances and ideas never show up if it is given up.
Totally different idea or better chances sometimes appear after groping in the
dark.
From what I have been discussing above, there is no doubt
about favourable influences of continuous exertion. Whether agree or disagree with the statement of this topic, people keep trying by nature and it does make
us alive. When I have no energy left trying, I simply keep it on my mind so as
not to miss any possibilities. In other words, it is possible to keep trying
even when feeling like giving up. Thus, I strongly believe that we should never
give up.
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