In short, he who stays the course does not quit in face of obstacles. He succeeds.
Alright, here are media examples of what happens when people stay, or quit, the course.
1. More than a month after the disaster that began sending oil streaming into the Gulf of Mexico, the energy industry is struggling to hold fast to its strategy that turned that region into a crucial part of the U.S. energy supply.
Executives from the top energy producers are calling for calm and expressing their sadness at the loss of life caused by the drilling rig explosion -- even as they double check their own operations and weigh the consequences of new, tighter government controls.
But the impact has been felt, and the giant companies that feed oil and gas to the world's largest energy consumer are for now staying the course and publicly saying they see little long-term change in their offshore drilling strategies.
“The (offshore) U.S. has historically been a very attractive province for our customers, and I don’t expect that this will change that in the long term,” Steven Newman, the chief executive of Transocean Ltd RIGN.S. The company owns the rig that exploded and now sits a mile below the Gulf's surface, told a conference call on Friday.
Transocean faces uncertain financial liability in the disaster, but investors have already punished it, slicing nearly 40 percent off its market value since the April 20 accident.
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