No Success Without Failure

Success and Failure go hand in hand

We all fear failure and do not want to experience it; because failure has a tendency to make us feel pretty rotten inside. But did you know that all great successes experienced many failures before becoming such? Take for example, the guy who invented the light bulb and many more who experienced failure, before throwing in the towel. Go ahead. Do your own research and try reading about the lives of a few famous and successful people. You will be astonished as to what you find in their history. There is probably a very good chance that each one of them went through one or more failures throughout their lives before becoming big successes.

Failure presents valuable lessons in desguise

Why is this? Talk to any successful small business owner and he or she will probably be more than happy to tell you their war stories. Let us take starting in business,for example. First of all, no one who starts in business knows everything about it. They may have a lot of book knowledge, but they have not experienced any of the challenges they will meet. Many of them have not learned how to deal with customers who do not pay. They have not
learned to deal with customers who lie or cheat to get something for nothing. These small business owners have to get burned a couple of times before they learn what
to look out for.

Embrace Failure and Learn From Mistakes

If you are venturing to be successful at business, in your workplace, or trying to get your students to improve their grades, value the failures that you will experience along the way. Take the time to carefully analyze the failures, learn what went right and what went wrong and commit not to make the same mistake twice. You will find that you become highly skilled in learning the warning signs of potential failure situations and by doing so, you avoid them altogether. After you have analyzed where you went wrong, take actions to prevent it and do not look back. Remember that anyone who has never failed probably has never accomplished much.

 

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