tryers
Those who attempt
Tryers is the plural of tryer, a variant spelling of trier—someone who tries or makes an effort.
A tryer keeps attempting despite difficulty: She may not be the most talented, but she's a tryer.
The spelling with y is less common than trier but appears in British English.
Continuing despite difficulty
- tenacityPersistent grip or resolve
- resilienceCapacity to recover quickly
- gritDetermination or abrasive particles
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
steadfastness · patience · fortitude · stamina · consistency · dedication · commitment · resolve
Earnest sustained endeavor
- endeavorPurposeful sustained attempt
- toilStrenuous, prolonged effort
- exertionVigorous physical effort
- struggleLabored effort against resistance
labor · work · application · attempt · sweat · diligence · industry · grind
Tendency to anticipate needs
- entrepreneurshipCreating and managing ventures
- self-starterOne with initiative
- go-getterAmbitious, driven person
- venturingTaking a risk
resourcefulness · boldness · ingenuity · pluck · moxie · gumption · spunk · enterprise
persistence
Continuing despite difficulty
- tenacityPersistent grip or resolve
- resilienceCapacity to recover quickly
- gritDetermination or abrasive particles
endurance · steadfastness · patience · fortitude · stamina · consistency · dedication · commitment · resolve · doggedness
striving
Earnest sustained endeavor
struggle · labor · work · application · attempt · sweat · diligence · industry · grind · hustle
proactivity
Tendency to anticipate needs
- entrepreneurshipCreating and managing ventures
- self-starterOne with initiative
- go-getterAmbitious, driven person
venturing · resourcefulness · boldness · ingenuity · pluck · moxie · gumption · spunk · enterprise · daring
ambition
Desire for achievement
pursuit · quest · reach · yearning · desire · hope · drive · motivation · climb · ascent
tryersquitters
People who stop persisting
defeatists · slackers · idlers · shirkers · loafers
tryersnon-starters
Things dismissed outright
abstainers · bystanders · spectators · pessimists · defeatists