Set your goals high, and don’t stop till you get there.

The line distills a familiar ethos of athletic and personal striving: ambition should be deliberately expansive (“set your goals high”), and achievement requires sustained effort and resilience (“don’t stop till you get there”). Its force lies in pairing aspiration with perseverance, implying that lofty aims are not self-fulfilling but demand endurance through setbacks, fatigue, and doubt. Read in light of elite sport, it also suggests a training mentality—progress measured by commitment to the process until the objective is met. As motivational counsel, it frames success less as talent than as relentless follow-through.