One of the hardest things in life is to know when to keep going and when to move on its time when you face failure. Don’t give up your aim when you fail learn from your failure and try things again and again.
“Success is most often achieved by those who don’t know that failure is inevitable.” — Coco Chanel
Here are six tips:
1. REMIND YOURSELF FAILURE IS AN OPPORTUNITY
Failure is about a ability or potential. Take a growth mindset where you don’t look at your talent as a stagnant set but as something you can develop, nurture, and strengthen. Changing your path is typical response to failure, but if you stick on something and continue trying it can give big split down the line.
2. ACCEPT IT
Your failure may be due to things that are not in your control. The system might have worked against you. You have to focus on thing that how you had played a role in your failure.
3. TELL YOURSELF THE TRY WAS WORTH THE EFFORT
It’s discouraging to think that you have wasted time on the things in which you failed or did not get success. Just keep in mind that failure has strengthened you. You developed stronger stamina based on the hard work you put in.
4. SHARE YOUR PAIN
Sometimes, sharing your challenges can be a helpful way to build connections. They may have advice. What’s more, demonstrating vulnerability enables you to build relationships.
5. EMBRACE GROWTH
What doesn’t break you makes you stronger is another tried-and-true mantra about failure. If you’re doing it right, you’ll gain resourcefulness, resilience, and perseverance from failure. These are all excellent skills to have and characteristics that will make life more rewarding.
6. FOCUS ON THE FUTURE
If you fail, you’ll want to take a breath, step back, and reflect on your lessons learned. You do, however, have to be ready to move forward. Make a point to find your next inspiration from someone else who has failed, from a story that inspires you, or from the next opportunity that motivates you. Keep facing forward.
Keys to get success
4 Keys to personal success and prosperity:
· 1st key to success: A vision
· 2nd key to success: A clear-cut goal
· 3rd key to success: Plan
· 4th key to success: Action
SUCCESS
What is a vision for success?
– A vision is something like a mirage in the mind. A state you want manifested into your outer world. The idea becomes a conviction after your “will” joins in to support the idea. Fine tuning and expounding the concept with the will and intentions to achieve the perceived idea are what create the vision. The vision is the expression of a much wished for future, that is better than what exists now or of what is projected to subsist in the future.
A CLEAR-CUT GOAL:
Without goals, we are like an archer with a bow and arrow but with no target to aim at. A goal is an aim, a purpose or a sense of direction toward which you move all of your energies, desires and efforts. Goals are the targets toward which you point your life. Goal setting is an extremely powerful tool for accomplishing your life’s vision.
PLAN:
Now we know how it can go wrong, let’s talk about how we can achieve success by implementing the correct plan from the beginning. I have come up with a simple three-step plan to success. Below, I have outlined each step in my plan along with a brief description.
· Decide: The first step in my plan is to decide what we are going to go after, what is our end goal? What is it we crave beyond everything else? The first step is all about, getting the end picture as clear as we can before moving onto the next step
· Plan: Once we have our final goal described and laid out in front of us, we need to think of the steps we will need to carry out to get from the present to the final goal
· Execute: The execution of a plan is the most critical part, it is crucial to the achieving or failing of your goals and consequently the success you achieve. If we want to achieve success, then we need to learn how to execute our plans.
Actions create habits — which lead to success
It’s important to understand that change and success is an ongoing process. You can’t just take one action, make one attempt, and call it a day. New actions that initially require a lot of effort do eventually turn into habitual patterns of behavior. The hardest part about taking actions towards change is actually getting started. The more you repeat a new action, the more natural it becomes, but if you never start, it will never become a habit.
Action is the foundational key to all success.” — Pablo Picasso
Success:
Success is properly setting concrete goals. Be realistic and concrete when setting goals. Success does not come from setting abstract goals. If you can meet your monthly obligations and fulfill your basic needs, you are successful.
“Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.” — Pele
