How does one extract lessons from failure?

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Life requires sacrifice, sacrifice to achieve what we want. To achieve success is not easy, it takes a long process to achieve it. Success can be created when there is a failure, failure is a delayed success, with failure we can take experiences that are very useful to build personality and look at a better future. Every human being must experience the name of failure, it cannot be denied that so many successful people have experienced it in the course of their lives. We can see world leaders who have succeeded, all started from a failure. But because of strong determination and effort persistently accompanied by confidence, finally they can lead to success.

Failed in the study, failed in organization, failing to preach is a common thing in life. The most important thing is how we make that failure as a stepping stone to achieve success. Many people assume that failure is a bad thing that makes us fall, lose confidence and feel unable to rise again. In fact, with the frequent failure of our brains we will be increasingly trained to deal with problems and how to find solutions.

Sometimes we cannot take lessons from a failure itself, and make us always think negatively of our ability. In fact, the Prophet SAW was also a person who has failed, he does not always win in war, nor is he always successful in da'wah, even inviting his own uncle to convert to Islam he failed. As well as the inventor of the incandescent lamp Thomas Alpha Edison, he had failed 999 times and in his 999 times trial he succeeded in creating incandescent lights.

When asked if he was bored with his failure he answered "with so many failures that I experienced I found thousands of ways that can make the lights not on". How many lessons can be taken from failures that can make us better. Failure is not the end of everything but the process of achieving a success even Thomas Alpha Edison said "I am successful because I run out of what is called failure".

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