What's Your Take on Failure? Do You See It as a Learning Experience?

[killamch89]

Hey everyone, I’m curious to hear your thoughts on failure. Do you view it as an inevitable part of growth and learning, or does it feel more discouraging? For me, I see failures as stepping stones to improvement as you can learn a lot from it. How do you handle it? Any advice or personal stories on reframing failure would be awesome to hear.

[The Blackangel]

Failure is absolutely a learned experience. In failure, you have learned where your shortcomings are, and thus, what you need to improve on.

Whereas with success, people often get lazy and stagnate. So sometimes failure is the best result you can get. It may not be the outcome you want, but is possibly thebest. 

[killamch89]

On 11/14/2024 at 9:43 PM, The Blackangel said:

Failure is absolutely a learned experience. In failure, you have learned where your shortcomings are, and thus, what you need to improve on.

Whereas with success, people often get lazy and stagnate. So sometimes failure is the best result you can get. It may not be the outcome you want, but is possibly thebest. 

Agreed. The key with success is to never get too comfortable.