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N - Never give up on what you want.

Posted by Claudia Moser on 7:25 AM in , ,
No comments needed

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27 Comments

Anonymous says:
7:40 AM

I second that motion! Never ever give up!

Thanks for the inspiration, Claudia! : )

Claudia Moser says:
7:44 AM

@Beachlover - but not always easy right?

Sarah Tokeley says:
8:55 AM

You're right, not always easy, but definitely worth striving for :-)

Claudia Moser says:
11:18 AM

Indeed Sarah!

Amy Morgan says:
1:48 PM

Very true indeed and so worth it.

Claudia Moser says:
1:59 PM

@Amy - agreed :)

Jenn says:
2:36 PM

I love this little saying-- much truth to it!!

Cheers, Jenn

Unknown says:
4:08 PM

This is such good advice, and is so often overlooked.

Hope you’re enjoying the challenge so far!
--Damyanti, Co-host A to Z Challenge April 2012

Twitter: @AprilA2Z
#atozchallenge

The Writing Goddess says:
5:59 PM

Good reminder. Work for peace in the heart... :-)

Lynn says:
6:25 PM

That's lovely, Claudia.

k~ says:
6:41 PM

Nice :-)

Southhamsdarling says:
6:46 PM

Hi Claudia. That should be a reminder to us all. To NEVER give up. Good post!

Lynn Proctor says:
7:19 PM

peace like a river--thanks

ElaineLK says:
7:21 PM

Lovely and wise words. Thank you, Claudia.

Julie Jordan Scott says:
7:53 PM

This was an absolutely perfect post for a Monday morning. :~) How brilliant you are!!

Happy continued A to Z Challenge. I am so proud to still be on board with this so that I may meet more people like YOU!

Julie Jordan Scott
Fellow A to Z Challenge Writer
twitter: @juliejordanscot
N is for Nicholasa Mohr
On a Mission to Spread Word-Love Throughout the World

momto8 says:
9:28 PM

I LOVE THIS!!!!!

Paula Martin says:
10:08 PM

Great sentiment although not always possible.

Sush says:
10:34 PM

Never indeed dear one...you always find just the right suggestion to make us all look at living life in a better way.
Hugs and I'm glad to hear you had a lovely vacation!
Hugs~

Unknown says:
11:16 PM

This is so inspirational! Thank you, I needed that today. :D

Kathy
http://gigglingtruckerswife.blogspot.com

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
12:47 AM

I Totally agree with this!!!

Buffy Armstrong says:
1:50 AM

Yes!! So true.

Tracy says:
2:04 AM

Great "N" word...NOPE, you can NEVER give up if it is something truly worth working for!

Catch My Words says:
2:06 AM

I love the 23 comments after "no comments needed." I've often thought about giving up the novel writing after multiple rejections. It's tough to keep trying.


Catch My Words
http://joycelansky.blogspot.com

Rae says:
2:42 AM

If anyone could ever speak about strength and perseverance from personal experience it would be the Dalai Lama. Thanks for sharing this great message!

Claudia Moser says:
8:22 PM

@Jenn - I agree it is very true!
@Karen :)
@Damyanti - you are right!
@The Writing Goddess - glad you enjoyed it!
@Lynn - Thank you!
@November Rain - great!
@Diane - thank you for your kind words!
@Lynn - welcome!

Claudia Moser says:
8:25 PM

@Elaine - happy you like the post!
@Julie - such sweet words, thank you, I also enjoy the challenge, so much fun!
@momto8 - how very kind of you to say that :))
@Paula - you are right, sometimes it takes more than own will!
@Sush - yes holiday was great, but now it's over! And I am glad that you enjoy my posts!
@Kathy - great, sometimes it just fits the situation!
@Luan - missed you around here :)
@Buffy :)
@Tracy - yes, I keep the approach as optimist as possible

Claudia Moser says:
8:27 PM

@Joyce - actually I meant with my 'no comment' remark that I don't need to add anything to the quote :) but our approach is also interesting!
@Rae - yes, his life is worth to be taken as example!

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