Failure is the Stepping Stone to Success - Bharti Rao

"It's impossible to live without failing at something unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all, in which case you have failed by default" - J.K. Rowling

The word 'Failure' is like a terror for many. Everyone is afraid to fail. No one wants to fail, but one has to remember that failure is inevitable. Great people have also failed innumerable times before they succeeded in life. For them, failure was just an attempt to learn something new. With every failure, they tried to improve themselves.

We should always have a positive look towards failures. Failure is the stepping stone to success. It is an opportunity to do better and they are learning lessons for us. Those who learn from failure are ones who sooner or later succeed in life. Such people resolve to overcome their weaknesses and shortcomings and shift to the lessons they can learn from them.

Failures and setbacks are a normal part of life. They make us understand where we can improve and encourage them to persist. Wise people always take advantage of failures, so be optimistic and learn from your failures.

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Bharti Rao

The Fabindia School

bro@fabindiaschools.in

Failure is a Stepping Stone to Success - Bharti Rao

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“Never let Success get to your head; never let failure get to your heart- Anonymous”

To put in simpler words, failure is inevitable. Therefore one should not get disheartened if we fail. We should not be downtrodden with failure instead we should stand up and keep going. If we get success we should not build an inflated ego because if we face any failure in future it will become harder for us to cope with it. 

We should always keep in mind that success & failure go hand in hand. If we don’t fail, we will never be aware of our shortcomings. If we see failure is really a stepping stone to success. Mostly all of us always have a negative aspect of failure. We should change our way of thinking towards failure and with a positive outlook, we should learn by failures. We should consider failure as success and take it is an opportunity.

We should always keep faith in ourselves take failures & setbacks as a normal part of life. Failures always help us to improve & encourage us to work harder to achieve success. If we are wise we should always take advantage of failures.

Bharti Rao. The Fabindia School, Email bro@fabindiaschools.in 

BBC News - A Point of View: Why embracing change is the key to happiness

BBC News - A Point of View: Why embracing change is the key to happiness
New situations, new people, new languages - we can interpret any of these as an unwelcome, if not threatening, change. Which is bad news for how we police crowds, carry out overseas peace-keeping actions, or treat unfamiliar people. Our overreaction to what can feel like chaos may actually produce real chaos. When change finally overwhelms us we can get so scared we forget other humans are human and behave badly. Why not? We're in chaos.

Even if change-avoidance forms a prison, walking outside it can seem appalling. Being without love, or novel interactions, might be awful, but their presence might change us. And when something, or someone we already love is taken, by accident, by bereavement, by changes we can't control - we're not only hurt - their absence changes us. This does nothing to make change attractive.

We may try to control our own superficial alterations - buying the latest iThings, taking risks, not only swimming with sharks, but with sharks we've never met - seeking what's new and then newer. But that's just as rigid a behaviour as my sad clinging to defunct electrical goods, neat solitudes and tales of doom involving shark attacks. Real change will still happen.

Change is inevitable...

Thank you Dr. Amrita Dass for the link to the story.