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strive - make great efforts to achieve or obtain something

persevere - continue in a course of action, in the face of difficulty, or with little chance of success

The choice mainly depends on whether you want to emphasis the difficulty or the continuing, but it's important to note that unless the context clearly rules it out, there's a risk of perseverance carrying those overtones of potentially futile effort.

strive - make great efforts to achieve or obtain something

persevere - continue in a course of action, in the face of difficulty, or with little chance of success

The choice mainly depends on whether you want to emphasise the difficulty or the continuing, but it's important to note that unless the context clearly rules it out, there's a risk of perseverance carrying those overtones of potentially futile effort.

strive - make great efforts to achieve or obtain something

persevere - continue in a course of action, in the face of difficulty, or with little chance of success

The choice depends on whether you want to emphasis the difficulty or the continuing.

strive - make great efforts to achieve or obtain something

persevere - continue in a course of action, in the face of difficulty, or with little chance of success

The choice mainly depends on whether you want to emphasis the difficulty or the continuing, but it's important to note that unless the context clearly rules it out, there's a risk of perseverance carrying those overtones of potentially futile effort.

Strive - make great efforts to achieve or obtain something.

strive - make great efforts to achieve or obtain something

persevere - continue in a course of action, in the face of difficulty, or with little chance of success

The choice depends on whether you want to emphasis the difficulty or the continuing.