Failing Repeatedly Doesn't Guarantee Success. Here Is What Does.
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Many personal development enthusiasts have championed failure as the path that ultimately leads to success. That is that failing over and over will eventually lead you to succeed. In truth, there is not one single person who ever succeeded at a particular thing who didn't fail one point or another. Remember Thomas Edison the inventor of the light bulb who failed repeatedly before he succeeded. Or one of the most famous politicians of his day Abraham Lincoln who encountered political failure over and over till he found himself at the pinnacle of American politics. No mention need be made of Nikola Tesla, or the Wright Brothers. Or the famous author of the Harry Porter books, and numerous others.
The fact is that every person fails at a thing he does one time or another and more than once for that matter. But not everyone who fails in this way later succeeds. Some keep failing and remain failures their entire lives. Some surmount their failures and roam the world on the wing of success. So what in fact separates these two groups of people?
The Inevitablity Of Failure
...always leave room for failure.
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Don't be afraid of failure. It will come. The fact that most things we do in life we never did them before so we don't know the secrets ways they can be accomplished is what guarantees failure. For example A babe who is just learning to walk will sink to the earth over and over as he makes the effort to walk. Why? Because he has never attempted the act of walking before. The newly married couple must occasionally fail at playing the husband and wife roles because it's foreign territory.
Don't let the thought that failure is inevitable prevent you from taking risks because it's all part of the success process. Infact always leave room for failure.
Do This One Thing Whenever You Fail Or Your Failure Will Never Amount To Success.
...people who keep failing and soon become successful...often ask the questions: “What did I do wrong?” “Why did I fail?”
This is what separates the people who keep failing and remain failures and the people who keep failing and soon become successful.
They often ask the questions: “What did I do wrong?” “Why did I fail?”
The law of cause and effect teaches us that for everything that happens there is a reason. There is a why. So even when we fail at a thing there is always a reason why it happened. The people who eventually turn their strings of failures to successes always try to find out the reason for each failure they encounter. That is what they did wrong while doing any thing that made them not to succeed at it. And when they find out that reason they learn not to repeat it and so they are steps closer to achieving success.
There Is Always A Reason If You Look Hard Enough
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So for example let's say you failed at your exams. For someone who wants to attain success you have to know that there is something you did wrong that prompted the failure. Failures don't just pop on us from the 5th dimension, they are the result of things we do wrong. So you can ask yourself: “What did I do wrong that made me fail these exams?” The answers may not be obvious at first but if you look very carefully you can always discover them. It could be your poor listening or reading skills. It could be you didn't apportion enough time to your studies the previous semester. I think it works best if you make a list of all things you think caused that academic failure and try to avoid repeating them the next semester.
Move Quicker Up The Ladder Of Success.
When you learn enough from (your mistakes) you will stop repeating them and will succeed faster.
If you are a quick learner you can get closer to success more in 1 month than a person who learns slowly from their mistakes would do in a year. That's just the fact. It is not that you haven't failed enough. It is that you haven't learnt from your failures enough. When you learn enough from them you will stop repeating them and will succeed faster.
Conclusion.
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So the ultimate essence of failures is to teach us to get it right. To reveal to us the areas we are getting it wrong and to not repeat them. That's the only way failure can inspire a person to success otherwise you might have the most failures of all men still your biography won't read as impressively as that of Abraham Lincoln or Thomas Edison.
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