Failure is a Must!

If you feel like a failure, you need to read this.

In life, we failed a lot of times. Whether it is in career, business, or even personal life, failure is something inevitable. And let me tell you, it is pretty normal.

Failure will always be part of our journey and without it, our success would be meaningless.

Failure is proof that you are trying.

You failed to land your first client? Good job for trying.

You failed your first interview? Good job for trying.

You failed to sustain your business? Good job for trying.

You failed to get that promotion you always wanted? Good job for trying.

You see, failure is a sign that you are exerting effort towards something that you want to achieve and when we fail, we should never stop trying.

Instead, assess yourself and learn your mistakes.

Where did you go wrong?

What went right?

What were the errors?

What will be your new strategy?

When you fail, always bounce back with better plans.

Failure is proof that you are learning.

As we fail, we learn lots of things. Failure gives us opportunities to see things that went wrong and allows us to correct them.

Most of the time, we fail in our first try and that is totally fine. What matters the most is the wisdom we get from failing which we can consequently use in our next try.

Finally and most importantly….

Failure is proof of your success.

Failure is part of success. It always will be.

Even if you ask all the successful people in the world, I’m 100% sure that they would tell you that they all experienced failures.

So when you feel like giving up because you failed in your first or multiple attempts, you are mistaken.

Failures are not there to bring us down, rather, failures are made to help us become better people.

It’s okay to fall.

It’s okay to lose.

It’s okay to be rejected.

It’s okay to FAIL.

It is part of the cycle we need to get the success we always dreamed of.

But always remember, never make the same mistake twice.

When you fail, rise up, keep on going and come up with different strategies.

Love lots,

Kajea