What Happens Before FAILING Or SUCCEEDING?
What Leads To Either FAILING Or SUCCEEDING? You might wonder, is that question either a riddle or a puzzle. Neither because in these real-life circumstances in life, there is NO middle-of-the-road. Simply put, we either FAIL or we SUCCEED. For those who [WRONGLY] believe that they're smart, they will go into a 'HOLDING PATTERN' so that they won't be tagged as having FAILED. Truth is, that [UN]smart person is simply delaying the prognosis and the obvious END-GAME resultπππDashun Wang, the professor at the Kellogg School of Management believes that what we have heard from all the supposed success stories of Henry Ford and the like does NOT simply mean that WHO learn more as they go have the much better odds of succeeding in life. Instead, Wang insists that there is that 'TIPPING POINT' and that is your ability to build on your earlier attempts which have all failed [because that's the takeoff point]πππBut Wang remains adamant that one's earlier attempts should be above a certain threshold as that gives you the inside track to succeed in the end. But if it's even a hair below that threshold, one may be doomed to keep churning out FAILURE after FAILURE forever. Wang highlighted that people on those two sides of threshold could be exactly the same kind of people but they will likely end up with different outcomes⏳⏳⏳A growing body of research supports the idea espoused by Wang that FAILURE can make you better off in the long run. Wang himself even found that an early career setback often set up scientists for a later SUCCESS. But pick your SUCCESS story, whether it's about Bill Gates or Elon Musk, their respective roads to SUCCESS involved more than just a couple of debacles, failures and setbacks✅✅✅Another school of thought which has been shot down was that SUCCESS arose out of either LUCK or LEARNING. But scientists disproved this fallacy because although we do improve over time, we still FAIL more often. But studies have proved that some people learn from their FAILED attempts more than others, with those who 'LEARN MORE' incorporating more components of their FAILED attempts into their later attempts. This sheds light as WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE FAILING or SUCCEEDING❗❗❗
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