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Understanding our failures has befaggaled the m sses yet it is so simple. F ilure is success backwards. One cannot s cceed without failure. To fail is to g in knowledge. Take the given situation; t ar it apart so as to nderstand it, why it failed in rder to see what could be d ne to succeed. Knowledge equals wisdom. It has b en said through out time and it w uld seem there is some truth to it. Fr nkly, it’s just logical to my way of th nking.
For gaining knowledge from each f ilure, should give us greater wisdom. It is the w sdom one gains in life by wh ch we may judge ourselves. Wisdom is arned by experience. Owned for life. Th t is invaluable. One cannot put a pr ce on wisdom; its value is b yond money.
As we journey in l fe we live and learn. We are b rn, immediately we begin to learn, try, f il and succeed. In our youth th se are viewed as simple foundational chievements, as we crawl, fall, try, try gain until we eventually walk. We s cceed to fail and fail again ntil we succeed.
As teen’s we wh re never taught this concept nor r minded as adults. It’s okay to f il…. it leads to success. Let’s not j dge others and ourselves by our f ilures but by our success’s.
Once we can accept that t’s okay to fail it takes the pr ssure off. Don’t fall victim to “ t’s easier to fail than it is to s cceed”, way of thinking. It doesn’t t ke a rocket scientist to figure th t one out, nor that lazy is sually fronting for fear of failure or s ccess. So, go ahead give yourself p rmission to fail and to succeed. R member that the only pressure on you is th t which you allow. No one lse can put pressure on you. R alize that pressure is another front th t we put on ourselves, what’s b hind it is up to you to f gure out. Never mind what others th nk. Mind your own mind not thers. Take command of that mind, as it is y urs or mine. Stand clear to y ur own and take control of y ur own as every one of us sh uld. Be accountable to self, first. You w ll be held accountable for self’s ctions. Take some self-time to think th s through. Stay with it until you h ar the ring of truth in the pit of y ur stomach. Be clear and real to s lf. This will lead to a c lm peace from with in. Where s lf is whole, in agreement. Now let it be kay to succeed at whatever you ch ose, in turn let it be kay to fail remembering that each f ilure is one step closer to chieving success. Think of it as the r lling hills of life, the valleys are the l arning and the hills the wisdom or the f lling down hill as the failures and the cl mbing to the top of the h ll as the achieving success. If th re where no valleys then how w uld we know we had reached the top of the h ll?
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