How to deal with failure
“Fail with joy.”- Victoria Rader.
Our society today seems to love to point out anyone’s failures. The media is obsessed with failure. This magnifies our concern about failing in our tasks and aspects of life.
Therefore we create a lack of motivation in our life, we can become stagnant, fearful, and too scared to make a move, to believe, to experience life as it should be experienced.
However, what they rarely seem to tell you or put emphasis on is that no great success in life has ever come without failure. Even failures that seem monumental, in the end, are worth it.
Are we learning and advancing our minds and spirit through failures, or are we pushing ourselves down and becoming discouraged? The choice is yours, do not let anyone else dictate this for you.
You have a goal, and you must believe with all your heart that you can achieve it. It may be a long and tough road, but when you know that failures are part of a natural process and are necessary, then they will not hurt you; instead, they’ll make you grow and learn.
This goes for any aspect of life. Raising your kids, relationships, activities, work, and personal goals.
The only failure you should be concerned about is failure and refusal to change. Every time you fail, the door is open for a new improvement.
Failure is a wonderful thing.
There is no way to avoid failure if you want to be a success in many aspects of your life. Understanding this is the key.
Embrace failure, it is your friend that will help you along the journey. True winners in life are not afraid to fail. You only lose when the fear of failure stops you from growing and makes you get stuck in a hole.
Failure is a great teacher in our life, let’s treat it as such.
“Failures are finger posts on the road to achievement.”- C.S. Lewis
Blessings
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In the entertainment business, a performer hears the word “NO” 90% of the time. That is discouraging so you learn to focus on the “10%” YESES”.