The Turtle Who Didn’t Quit
- Wendy Raycroft
- Aug 16
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 23
Picture this: A turtle, moving at the speed of molasses, somehow manages to cross the finish line, teaching us all about patience and perseverance. In a world obsessed with fast cars and instant noodles, the turtle's tale reminds us that true success is all about taking it slow and steady, not sprinting like you’re late for a sale.
The turtle, the poster child for "slow and steady wins the race," shows us that resilience is way cooler than speed. Each of its tiny steps is a testament to deliberate, consistent effort, proving that dedication beats haste every time. If you rush, you might end up with more mistakes than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. Focusing on speed over quality can leave you feeling like a hamster on a wheel, ready to throw in the towel. The turtle’s epic journey highlights the power of understanding and careful action, leading to much better results.
By embracing persistence, effort, and a growth mindset, you as a Christian homeschooler can tackle challenges with the resilience of a turtle in a marathon. Success often visits those who stay committed and steadfast in their quest for knowledge, like a turtle on a mission.
What subject do you need “turtle courage” for today?
The Turtle Who Didn’t Quit Challenge: Try the “slow and steady test.” Pick something tricky (like a puzzle or long reading passage) and give yourself time. Don’t quit until you finish — then celebrate like a turtle champion!
Today's Scripture: Read Galatians 6:9



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