Failure Is A Part Of Life

One thing I have come to realize about life and the implications that come off it is that, life has no balance, though there might be possibilities that we try to strike a balance to, but along the line we are always just back to where we started.

The first question to ask is ”what do you think about failure?” Our perspectives, ideas, mindset, and point of view about what failure is truly has a greater impact on us.

To some of us, failure is a misery, a bad omen, something extremely worse, something that tends to be a drawback. Meanwhile that same failure to some people is just an eye opener, a pathfinder, a way forward, and a steppingstone to their success.

Failure is a part of life…

Failure is at times inevitable, even Adam and Eve failed and we are all bearing the consequences from it. But did you stand up after their mistakes? Then that was a yes. They realized their mistakes and learned from it.

So it’s cool if we can just have it at the back of our mind that as humans we are surely bound to failure. And knowing that it can actually show up at any time is a reason why we just have embraced ourselves against any form of failure that could ever approach us.


My participation in the free writing prompt “BOND TO FAILURE.

Using the Most Dangerous Writing App***

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Venture capitalists and other investors mantra is, fail fast and fail often. This means that most of the investments end up in failure but every once in a while, you will have a big hit that will make the return worth it. That's why you need to fail fast, meaning don't draw the failure for weeks or months, you have to cut ties and move on to the next thing.
The same situation happens with for example, shooters in basketball, a 67% field goal shooter will go into slumps where he miss a lot and he has to 'shoot himself out of the slum' meaning, that once the slum is over, he will become streaky and score constantly again.

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Sending you some Ecency curation votes!

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