The fear of failure often holds people back from pursuing their dreams and achieving their goals. But in reality, not trying at all is far worse than failing. This sentiment is encapsulated in the famous quote by Theodore Roosevelt, “It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.”
This article debates various approaches to how to deal with failure. Most times, we connect failure to pain, shame and unhappiness. But there’s more value to failure and fear than we give. Instead of being afraid of the F word, we must find the best way to deal with it.
How to stop feeling like a failure: Success and failure – two big terms coined long ago continue to affect our lives on a daily basis. Before I delve into the question of how to stop feeling like a failure, I’d like to ask you to define what failure and success mean to you. Both … Read more
Failure after success: In this article, we identify the key steps which cause failure after success and vice versa. Through this, we provide a commentary on how to deal with failure and define the journey of success. Here, we talk about success being a journey rather than a single outcome. While exploring these key elements … Read more
We May Encounter Many Defeats But We Must Not Be Defeated – Maya Angelou. This post explores the meaning and definition of this quote. Of course we all face failures and defeats in life. Do we just roll over and accept everything that comes our way?