We can run from it... or learn from it.

Experiencing failure is inevitable...


people make mistakes all the time, 


but rarely are our mistakes or failures


catastrophic or fatal.

To be human is to make mistakes 



and fail at some things,



but life goes on.


We should never equate our worth


by the failures which 


may have occurred in our lives.


Failures are never a complete 


representation of who we are.

Walt Disney was fired 


by a newspaper editor because he... 



"Lacked imagination 



and had no good ideas."

Sometimes...


failure is where the magic is made.

Failure can press us


and give us greater determination,


strength, and insight.

Our failures can lead to 


greater discoveries!

The failure of the caterpillar


is the birth of the butterfly.


The death of the seed


is the prelude to its resurrection.


Failure has its upside.

Our failures can take us places


that we would not have seen


or experienced otherwise. 

 

Through our failures we


can learn more than ever 


about our strengths, talents,


 and resolve.

Our failures can be 


accidental realizations that 


give us new perspectives


 and greater vision.

Our failures can be the impetus...


the foundation for greater successes.

Embracing possible failure is key


to taking on a variety of challenges.

Our failures can catapult 


us to new heights!

Our highest hopes are often delayed or 


failures. Most delays and failures prepare


 us for bigger and better things.


The “Negative” phases of failure


can actually perform a constructive 


function. Failure can force us to accept 


our loss and prepare us for the task of 


rebuilding, and this rebuilding can yield 


beautiful results.


Our failures may contain in


 its debris... all that we need in


order to perform our true 


purpose in life.

It's not success or failure...


it's success and failure


that leads us to genuine 


innovation!

Most success stories have a shared foundation


 in not succeeding in what they first attempted.


Most success stories share many botched first 


attempts and errors which may have been the


 key ingredient needed to give birth to higher


 revelations and possibilities. 


Failure is often the rock bottom foundation


that spurs us to real success. Some of the 


world's most successful people experienced 


massive failure before succeeding. 



Many saw failure as an important stepping 


stone. Just look at the lives of those who,


through hard work, guts, and perseverance


are now renowned for their achievements.

We must embrace failure as a necessary 


step to unprecedented success.


When Sidney Poitier first auditioned 


for the American Negro Theater...


he flubbed his lines and spoke in a 


heavy Caribbean accent which made 


the director angrily tell him to 


stop wasting his time.

A young Henry Ford ruined his reputation


with a couple of failed automobile businesses.

When we take a closer look at the great 


achievers, throughout history, we will notice


that they were able to see the lessons of the 


experience and continue to push forward.

The capacity to err is crucial to human 


cognition. To achieve any worthy goal, 


we must take risks. 

We may fail incredibly, or we


 may succeed incredibly, but to 


achieve our personal best,to 


reach unparalleled heights, to


make the impossible possible...


we must not fear failure.


May the fear of regret become 


your fuel to press on, and take


 your rightful place in life.

There is no honest and true work,


with constant and sincere purpose,


that ever really fails.

Noble efforts can change lives. Noble efforts


 can make seeming failuresbut trifles.

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