“Stop, you’re not good at this.”
“But if I stop, I’ll never be good.”

Too often, potential is crushed not by failure but by the fear of failure, often reinforced by others who quit too soon themselves.

Mastery is never instant.
Growth requires persistency.
And progress demands patience.

Whether you’re learning to code, navigating the world of trading, building a business, or acquiring any new skill, you won’t be good at first. That’s normal.
But stopping too early guarantees you never will be.

Let’s stop measuring people by where they start and start supporting them for their courage to begin, and their discipline to continue.

Encourage persistence. Respect the process. Applaud progress.