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There is no reward for defeat not giving up. Never have I heard that society rewarded anyone for it. In all of the documentaries and stories I’ve seen and heard, there were only records for 'successes' and 'successes after failed trials'
No one ever wants to fail. Some would rather not try than fail at trying. Everyone encounters failure at one point or another.
But a lot of times, our most valued lessons come from times of failure. Worse than failure is the fear of failure which consumes us when we fail to accept that failure itself Is an integral part of success.
I’ve had my own share of failures and successes and although I do not wish any more of the former on myself, chances are that I may get to fail at a couple other things. It’s just life.
But one thing that is certain and that I have committed to is that, regardless of the negative encounters and challenges, I will not be discouraged neither will I be put down by them.
To achieve success, one must embrace the prospect of failure bearing in mind that failure does not signify the end of one’s life rather it’s an opportunity to make another attempt.
You realize that when you fail at a thing, you become conscious of the reasons it happened. So, If nothing, failure opens your mind to what doesn’t work, why the last trial turned out as it did, how something cannot work,... which in turn motivates you to try again.
Successful people have learnt to see motivation in failure. For a man whose only options are either 'to succeed' or 'to succeed,' failure is a fuel.
Failures point out your errors and should you take/make corrections then, success is inevitable. Great men successful men did not start successful. Most/some were not failures but they have once failed.
Bearing the right mindset towards life, you can convert your failures into fuel that will propel you to success.
Meanwhile, in actual sense, you never lose. That's because every loss is a lesson which guides you on the stairway to success. A win-win situation, you see.
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