Why people give up

1. Expect fast results.
2. Stop believing in themselves.
3. Get stuck in past.
4. Dwell on mistakes.
5. Fear the future.
6. Resist change
7. Give up their power.
8. Believe in their weakness.
9. Feel the world owes them something.
10. Fear failure more than desire success.
11. Never visualize what is possible.
12. Feel they have something to loss.
13. Overwork.
14. Assume their problems are unique.
15. See failure as the signal to turn back.
16. Feel sorry for themselves.

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