[Despite NOT Wanting To FAIL], Why Do We Still FAIL?
[Despite NOT Wanting To FAIL], Why Do We Still FAIL? What if we stay that FAILURE precedes SUCCESS? Obviously, that will be debatable BUT this should NOT entail a hard push. Let's look around at all the SUCCESSFUL people, they all failed before they succeeded. I also humbly admit that I failed before I succeededπ΄π΅π·
We can rattle off the names of SUCCESSFUL people who FAILED miserably over and over again. Bill Gates. Elon Musk. Steve Jobs. There's a long list stretching by miles BUT in the shortest word, they transformed their FAILURES into SUCCESSES. BTW, SUCCESS does NOT come to us the first time we try anything. SUCCESS is the result of our mental strength to keep going at WHAT we desire till we get it rightπππWhen we are confronted with FAILURE, we tend to see all the NEGATIVEs associated with the FAILURE and the reaction 'others' will have with our FAILURE. We completely overlook the benefits. And IF we DON'T look at the POSITIVE aspects of FAILURE and if we DON'T change the way we look at our learnings, then our FAILURE may even potentially destroy us. Now, let's dig up the most common triggers of FAILUREπππNumero uno, we frequently fail because there is a HUGE GAP [a.k.a. MISMATCH] between your EXPECTATIONS versus the REALISTIC RESULT. For simplicity, if during my younger years, I dreamed to be a pilot and as years passed, I never stopped dreaming to be a pilot until I realized I reached age 40 and still, I am working as a clerk or as a salesman. At that point, I might tag myself then as a FAILURE because while I wanted to be a pilot, here I am, either a clerk or a salesman. WHAT's our takeaway here? There should be a VERY MINIMAL GAP between your EXPECTATION versus your CAPABILITY [to achieve that dream], ok❔❔❔