What teaches us better, failure or success?
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03-Feb-2020 , Updated on 2/11/2020 3:05:47 AM

What teaches us better, failure or success?

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At every point in life, we look for success. Be it educational, economical or some interesting fields we are running to grab the best of the results. Do we achieve success every time? In every field? 

No, in some of the paths we strike with failures and we think it's an end. But I consider failure as the best teacher.

Whenever we fall down or strike down we end up learning something new because we didn't include that particular thing which made the unexpected result.

And so, that particular thing is regarded as a new element which later on added in our work resulting in more appropriate output. 

What teaches us better failure or success

People often refer to failures as the biggest shortcomings of their lives, but a life without learnings, experiences, growth, and improvements is much like a train standing on one platform for years. 

Dreaming of success is good but expecting success without any failure is wrong. Even scientists, researchers bring us their theories, inventions, and research after experiencing hundreds of failures.

Every failure is followed by the big success which is unknown to us. It's our duty to discover that particular success hiding in the shortcomings.

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When we consider someone or something as a teacher we gain an ultimate faith upon them. Similarly, we just have to develop faith upon the learnings driven by failure and start a new story with the best hope.

Though it occurs every day and everywhere leaving us in depression and pessimism. In this situation, we need to think of some of the prominent success stories of failures. 

What teaches us better failure or success

Like, J K Rowling - before giving us an epic story of Harry Potter she faced many failures. Her marriage collapsed, she got jobless and lived some of the years as a poor lone parent. 

Story of Albert Einstein - Noble Prize winner in physics, couldn't speak fluently till the age of nine. His rebellious temperament led to expulsion from school and Zurich Polytechnic School refused to admit him. These epic stories hide big successes in the disguise of failures. We just have to recognize it. One strong will power will never lead anyone to commit suicide due to the confrontation of failure. It's a crucial element of life that comes at regular intervals in order to teach us anything which could be a "must-read chapter" of life. The teacher never scold us for some pleasure, their scolding hides care and guidance. Likewise, failure never comes to the state "the end" rather it reaches us to develop improvisation within ourselves.

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