Have you ever failed at
accomplishing something?
Well, if you are honest with
yourself, your answer will be YES and you are not alone because every human
being has one time or another experienced failures and setbacks in his or her
life!
Usually, when you try to
accomplish something, there are only two possibilities, you either succeed or
you fail! That is it! You have only two choices, failure or success.
We all have been taught from
early childhood that success is OK and acceptable and that failure is not OK
and not acceptable. That is why you always try and do your best to attract
success and avoid failure!
But logically, in order to avoid something, you have to know what to avoid? So in order to avoid failure, you have to answer the question, what is failure?
Well, I guess that you know
exactly what does failure means to you, but I invite you to look at it from
another perspective, compare this perspective to yours and see if this
perspective can help you.
Failure is an emotion and to
understand it, you have to start from yourself!
You have to realize that there are the REAL YOU and the ROLE YOU.
You have to realize that there are the REAL YOU and the ROLE YOU.
The REAL YOU is your
self-identity ... your sense of self-worth!
The ROLE YOU is the role you play or your performance – as a parent, sister, brother, friend, colleague, player, entrepreneur, trainer, director…
The ROLE YOU is the role you play or your performance – as a parent, sister, brother, friend, colleague, player, entrepreneur, trainer, director…
When you fail at something,
you have to understand that you as a human being (REAL YOU) is not a failure,
yourself-identity and worth did not fail, instead it is your strategy, your
plan and your actions that fail, it is the ROLE YOU that fails!
Look at any successful human
being! What do you see? Yes, will you see happiness, you will see satisfaction,
and you will see excellent results, but do not forget that you are looking only
to one side of the coin!
Ask the same person how he achieved what he has and how was his journey to where he is now and he will tell you about the countless obstacles, problems and the frustrations that he faced, yes that is the side of the coin that many people do not see!
Ask the same person how he achieved what he has and how was his journey to where he is now and he will tell you about the countless obstacles, problems and the frustrations that he faced, yes that is the side of the coin that many people do not see!
Have you ever asked yourself
what is the difference between successful people and unsuccessful people?
Well, the answer is that successful people understand and know that the failures they faced are only the ROLE YOU failures and they use them to improvement their strategies, plans and actions, while unsuccessful people take their failures as their REAL YOU failures and use them to destroy their strategies, plans and actions!!!
Well, the answer is that successful people understand and know that the failures they faced are only the ROLE YOU failures and they use them to improvement their strategies, plans and actions, while unsuccessful people take their failures as their REAL YOU failures and use them to destroy their strategies, plans and actions!!!
You have to learn not to take your ROLE YOU failures personally because failing to perform well in playing
a role is nothing more than a failure to play a role and it has nothing to do with your identity and self-worth – the REAL YOU!
a role is nothing more than a failure to play a role and it has nothing to do with your identity and self-worth – the REAL YOU!
You have to understand that
role failure is success if you learn from it and it is the opportunity to begin
again!
If you want to succeed, look
at your failures as ROLE YOU failures and take them as a feedback that you have
to improve or change something and learn from them!
Once you understand the above
concept, you will look at failure and say, welcome I am looking for you!!!
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