16/06/2021
Use your failures to guide your success
Everybody has failure.
How you respond to that failure is what determines your success.
Thomas Edison failed 10,000 times when he was inventing the lightbulb.
Even if that number is an exaggeration and he only failed 100 times, that's still a lot of failure to endure.
When asked about failure he replied that he hadn't failed.
He'd found hundreds of ways that it doesn't work.
Learning what doesn't work can be just as valuable as learning what doesn't.
When you fail do you give up and stop trying?
Or do you learn what you can from the failure and reiterate?
The road to success isn't linear, but more of a zig zag or a squiggle.
It's easy to give up when things don’t go your way.
It's painful to lose. That's why so few people can tolerate it.
On the other side of your failure is a gateway to success.
But you have to endure the failure long enough to reach that gateway