A failure is someone who gets used to the failure, by allowing themselves trapped in a vicious cycle of failure and forgetting. Successful people never forget the pain associated with failure. They work towards not getting hurt again.

Being mad at failure and being analytical about the reason for failure are 2 different things, first reason slow us down the second will give us an extra boost to try better next time, being mad at things, people or situation is easy, the difficult part is giving your madness a method to succeed.

Every failure is a learning opportunity, only, if we are interested in improving rather than proving that the game wasn’t lost to the opponent but to bad luck.

There are successful efforts and there are failed efforts, but between these two lies a door which leads us to self-discovery. Success or failure is never permanent & only opening that door gives a fresh perspective to our efforts.

We always try effort-wise or thought-wise easy things, why? Because we start everything by keeping failure in mind, it’s that feeling which says it will fail anyways so why spending so much time & efforts in thinking; but we fail to understand that we fail due to lack of effort & lack of thinking.

Never get used to the FAILURE and never lose hope, even when you see your efforts going in vain, because it’s the hope that keeps the fire burning, remember those who GET USED to sleeping under the skies soon stop dreaming of roofs, and it’s the hope which keeps the dream alive.

No problem can remain unsolved, if only, we stop confusing problems with inconveniences. No-one remains a failure forever, if only, we stop accepting failure as an ability.

Justifying the failure is a failure towards making things better. Failure should be explained in a way that both the Appraiser and the Appraise learn a positive lesson on how not to lose again.

The moment we believe in a monster under our bed, the monster come into being, our belief in the fear of unseen will force the mind to play every trick in the book to establish our belief; failure is also a self-created monster. It will only follow us till we run away, and vanish, the minute we stop for a fight.