I wonder how those great good men and women of history overcame thoughts about quitting. Can someone recommend a good book on this topic?
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CMU recently dedicated a new student walkway in his memory which ends in a brick wall . An article in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette talked about the dedication of the walkway and the symbolism in it:
"In his phenomenally successful last lecture, Dr. Pausch talked about never giving up on your goals in life, despite obstacles and setbacks. "Brick walls are there for a reason," he said. "And once you get over them -- even if someone has practically had to throw you over -- it can be helpful to others to tell them how you did it."
He has inspired millions of people and although he died, his lecture continues to be a source of strength.
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INSPIRATION FROM LIVES OF FAMOUS PEOPLE (Paperback)
by Azhar Virk
EXCERPT: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
"“A great source of knowledge and motivation…” —George Malloy. “Will make a difference in someone’s life…” —Suzanne Stritzinger."
http://www.amazon.com/INSPIRATION-LIVES-FAMOUS-PEOPLE-Azhar/dp/0595268242/
Mankind's Greatest Quotes: Mankind's Wisdom from Aristotle to Zimmerman (Paperback)
by Patty Crowe
http://www.amazon.com/Mankinds-Greatest-Quotes-Aristotle-Zimmerman/dp/0977626946/
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