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One day Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister of England was invited to address the graduating class at Oxford University.

Sir Winston Churchill was seated at the head table, dressed in his formal wear – top hat, cane and cigar.

When he was introduced to speak, he walked to the podium.

Grabbing the lectern in both hands, he paused for a moment and looked at the audience.

He continued looking at the crowd for about 30 seconds and then said, “Never, never, never give up!”

Then another long paused, and with even greater emphasis, he repeated, “Never, never, never give up!” He stared at the audience for a few more seconds and sat down.

SUCCESS PRINCIPLES

This is undoubtedly the shortest major address in history.

It is also one of the most meaningful.

If we only appreciate the fact that a lot of people could have succeeded in their endeavors should they just hang on to it for a little while longer!

Develop the habit of persistency.

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