6 words from my mentor that encouraged his students and me

When his students felt disappointed, dissatisfied or disillusioned with their progress in English, Warwick would say six words.

When a student’s English was good enough, but he knew they could do better, Warwick would say six words.

And when I was stuck in a project, Warwick would say six words:

Keep going. You can do it.

He pushed us to continue trying, following Mahatma Gandhi’s maxim: “Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory.”

So whenever I’m frustrated or thwarted, I hear Warwick telling me:

Keep going. You can do it.

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© Christina Wielgolawski