Failure is a normal experience on the road to achievement but for some people it happens repeatedly because they make bad decisions or have trouble making decisions. Failure to take lessons from previous mistakes is a common cause of repeated failure.
When someone experiences failure repeatedly, they could get frustrated and depressed, losing their excitement and passion for their objectives. It's critical to take a break right now, refrain from making new goals or obsessing on the past, and stay away from self-blame. To reestablish equilibrium, change one's perspective, and address failure-causing causes, one must rest.
The motivation to accomplish a goal will certainly return after getting enough rest. It's essential to let go of bad experiences at this time and instead learn from them. Accept responsibility for mistakes, keep a positive outlook, have faith in oneself, and realise that success is attainable. Even if further tries are unsuccessful, pride in the effort and tenacity should be felt because simply attempting and not giving up is a triumph in and of itself.