 In 1737 the great composer, George Frideric Handel, was financially bankrupt. That same year, he also suffered a paralytic stroke. Feeling like a failure, he made plans to leave town. Before he could do so, a friend came to him with an oratorio titled "Messiah" and asked him to write the music for it. Thus at his darkest hour, Handel produced his greatest work.
It's always too early to quit. Falling down doesn't make you a failure, but staying down does. If you're itching for success, get back up and keep on scratching.
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