Quote by Melissa Bradley

Just because the race is worth it, doesn't mean it's easy.

Just because the race is worth it, doesn't mean it's easy.

Summary

This quote highlights the fact that pursuing something worthwhile and valuable, like a challenging race, may require great effort and perseverance. It suggests that the worthiness of a goal or endeavor does not guarantee an easy path towards it. One must be prepared for obstacles, setbacks, and sacrifices along the way. The quote emphasizes the importance of recognizing that worthwhile achievements often demand commitment, resilience, and determination, reminding us that the difficulty should not discourage us from pursuing what truly matters.

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Inspirational Christianity Religious Running The Race

By Melissa Bradley

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