Motivation - Conquer
Sure I am of this, that you have only to endure to conquer. Winston Churchill
To conquer means to successfully overcome a problem or weakness or to gain mastery over or to win by overcoming obstacles or opposition.
To create the confidence to conquer life is to be yourself. Don’t fear not being liked or judged by others. Don’t fear failure. Rather embrace it. Take daily and consistent action. Surround yourself with people that will help you achieve your goals. Learn a new skill and practice gratitude.
The most important thing to remember when fighting for your dreams is to never give up no matter what. Your dreams will only work as hard as you do. Make a plan, create a timeline and keep track of your progress. Establish short-term goals and take at least one step toward your dream each day. Visualize your success. Always have hope and let no one ever stop you from aiming high.
Today’s quote is by Winston Churchill. He said, “Sure I am of this, that you have only to endure to conquer.”
Winston Churchill is best remembered for successfully leading Britain through World War Two. He was famous for his inspiring speeches. He refused to give in even when things were going badly. He is one of the most famous British prime ministers.
In 1953 Winston Churchill was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. The citation said, ‘for his mastery of historical and biographical description as well as for brilliant oratory in defending exalted human values’. Prime Minister Churchill was deeply honoured to be recognised for his literary work.
Another famous speech that Winston Churchill gave was his speech, “Never Give In.” On October 29, 1941 Churchill visited Harrow School to hear the traditional songs of the school and to deliver his speech. Harrow School is a private boarding school for boys that he attended in 1888. The three words were part of his 20-minute speech to the boys at the school.
Never give in and you will conquer any challenges that come your way.
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