For me the tricky part of failure and success is to recognize them as a milestone, not a stopping point. Failures feel simply awful compared to successes, but before long at all I value my failures more. I don’t soon forget what I learn from a solid face plant. 😉
If at first you don’t succeed – try, try again. hard question yes but depending on the passion of the goal I personally can not limit my attempts at still aiming.
I have to say Faye, I love your comment. If you really want something, go for it – no matter how many times things may have not gone the way one had hoped.
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There are risks with trying.. but the risks of not trying can weigh so heavy on the mind… Great topic for your post!
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For me the tricky part of failure and success is to recognize them as a milestone, not a stopping point. Failures feel simply awful compared to successes, but before long at all I value my failures more. I don’t soon forget what I learn from a solid face plant. 😉
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It is never a failure if you pick yourself and try again. It is only a failure if you chose to lay down and give up.
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Yes! I think the key is to keep going. I totally agree. Thank you for your comment.
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If at first you don’t succeed – try, try again. hard question yes but depending on the passion of the goal I personally can not limit my attempts at still aiming.
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I have to say Faye, I love your comment. If you really want something, go for it – no matter how many times things may have not gone the way one had hoped.
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Hard question. No one fails before trying, but one thing is to fail once, other is to fail twice and so on…My limit? I guess 3 times is enough…
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I do understand. But remember; some have failed many times over, but have gone on to become very successful!
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