Is that confusing? Or
am I just putting words together which makes no sense what so ever?
Re-read the first line again, perhaps it will become clearer
now. Failure is not the end, I like to believe without big or small failures;
none of us would be pushing and pulling ourselves through our lives, problems
and dreams. For example, if a student sitting their first year exams of college
and the results to those,sort of, terribly failed them. What would this do to
the student? A few tears, couple drops of disappointment but also that adds to
that rising desire to challenge themselves and push them to work their hardest;
we all know the outcome of prodigious, hard and dedicated work and that
to results to great success.
To most of my people, I come across as so organised and well
maintained but the bold reality, I’m always failing. At almost anything and
everything! However, due to my not-so-big ego, I do not share my failures
therefore I only allow my success to seen by others. Otherwise, oh my! I
disappoint myself in the littlest things. For instance, I promise myself every
morning that I would shut myself down by
11pm(deep sleep, eyes shut and brain switched off) however, I think I’m not the
only one here, somehow EVERY night I fail to this simple promise to myself and
I actually to go sleep in the early hours of the morning. Funnily enough, this
is one of my foolish failures which I cannot seem to learn anything from!
Moving on, I cannot even name any more of my failures (too
many to remember and way too embarrassing!) I have noticed so many others who
become much stronger, almost unbreakable, after crashing down right to the
bottom. This is where the quote (I know it is EVERYWHERE!) - “What doesn’t kill
you, makes you stronger” fits right in.
On the ending point, let not your failure fail you.
Thanks for reading!
