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Here is what I would like to share with you today
What I Learned From Failure
Failure has a way of showing up when we least want it to. For a long time, I used to see it as the end of something a sign that I wasn’t good enough or that I should stop trying. But over time, I’ve learned that failure is more like a mirror. It reflects not just what went wrong, but also what I still have the power to change.
One time, I poured my energy into a project I believed in, only to watch it fall apart. At first, I felt embarrassed, even angry at myself. But looking back, that “failure” taught me how to adapt, how to let go of perfection, and how to start again with more wisdom than before.
Now, I try to see failure as a teacher, not an enemy. It doesn’t define who I am it just sharpens who I’m becoming. And maybe that’s the point: success is sweet, but failure is where the real growing happens.
So what I would like to tell you is keep struggling and fight for more 💪🏾
Here is what I would like to share with you today
What I Learned From Failure
Failure has a way of showing up when we least want it to. For a long time, I used to see it as the end of something a sign that I wasn’t good enough or that I should stop trying. But over time, I’ve learned that failure is more like a mirror. It reflects not just what went wrong, but also what I still have the power to change.
One time, I poured my energy into a project I believed in, only to watch it fall apart. At first, I felt embarrassed, even angry at myself. But looking back, that “failure” taught me how to adapt, how to let go of perfection, and how to start again with more wisdom than before.
Now, I try to see failure as a teacher, not an enemy. It doesn’t define who I am it just sharpens who I’m becoming. And maybe that’s the point: success is sweet, but failure is where the real growing happens.
So what I would like to tell you is keep struggling and fight for more 💪🏾
