How do you deal with failure?
By simply recognizing, failure is not the end of life. It’s an event. It’s not you.
Nobody in the world has not failed. The only way you can come out of a failure is to start focusing on producing the next success as early as possible.
Failure is simply telling you what has happened. It’s reflecting something about the past. Of all the human qualities that we keep hearing from the world about positivity, happiness, enthusiasm, courage, honesty, loving, kindness, forgiving, affectionate, expressive, demonstrative, communicative, enterprising, creative…
I think we all need to develop this one quality if you’re going to operate from desire for gain and take those risks.
Resilience, the ability to bounce back.
Life is like a trampoline. Sometimes you rise to fall. After every fall, your rise is even higher than it was earlier.
As long as you can learn from your failure, as long as you can upgrade your maturity, as long as you direct your intelligence to focus on the next success, it puts you into a much better state and an entire future is ahead of you!
By directing your intelligence towards the next goal, the next aspiration that you want to achieve, you shift the direction of intelligence towards the future.
Todays in your life are not given for you to dissect your past. Todays in your life are given to you to construct your future.
Focus on the tomorrows that you can create.
Manufacturer, Exporter of Hosiery Fabrics, Zero Liquid Discharge Dye House and Leading Distributor of Archroma Intl., President, Infrastructure Panel, Olirum Erodu Foundation
4yDear my Mahatria, the word Resilience is echoing in my mind for the past few days and making ao many changes in the decision that I am taking. 'Slow and Steady'. My rise and falls in the past 7 years in the business has just a climax and I could see 'rise and keep raising'. Thank you for you excercise's, lessons and prayers which keep me to inching towards my goal. With your blessings, I achieve each day's challenges. Thank you so much.
Very well said....One should not be afraid to step out of comfort zones into uncertain territory for you will never know the possibilities. One of the boldest decisions I ever took was to give up a comfortable MNC role while living overseas and starting on my own. It wasn't easy at all and a huge risk at that time. It's still hard to believe when I look back at that moment, but I am alive and intact to tell the story...