Your Failures Are Your Fuel
Use them to be better in your next attempt
Michael Phelps said in an interview that he never forgot the moment of loss while train for winning future races.
He said that the moment of losing was vivid in my mind because I wanted to remind myself that I didn’t have to experience this feeling again.
That feeling of failure became the reason for him to work hard.
Tim Dennings said something similar. He said his pain in the ass job became the reason for writing every day and being consistent.
The setbacks, pitfalls, and obstacles come with a purpose.
It may seem that losing some jobs like it’s the end of the world. But that loss can be the reason to polish your skills and find a better job.
Memorize Your Failures to Avoid Procrastination
There is no room for procrastination when the memories of your past failures are residing in your mind.
You know how intensely insulting it was to let the people who believed in you down.
The delay is not a question when you know how bad and unattractive it is to fail.
Ironically, sometimes failure is inevitable because it is life. Some dimensions of life…
