Facing the Failure.

CA.Pravinchandra (Executive (F&A)) (2387 Points)

08 February 2011

"All mankind is divided into three classes: those that are immovable, those that are movable, and those that move."
--- Benjamin Franklin

Life is like any other challenge. Once in, you only focus on winning and surviving, followed by happy moments when you propose a toast to victory and then get ready for another challenge.

The happy moments just mark the celebration of your survival and victory, hence are short lived. So, don't complain about lack of them in your life, for, it's the challenge that you need to focus on and not the celebration.

However tough the going may become, you need to keep going. Don't ever give up. Have faith in God, yourself and your abilities.

Muhammad Yunus, a Bangladeshi Banker, an Economist, founder of Grameen Bank and the Nobel Peace Prize winner in 2006, said: "Each of us has much more hidden inside us than we have had a chance to explore. Unless we create an environment that enables us to discover the limits of our potential, we will never know what we have inside of us."

"If winter comes, can spring be far behind?"
--- P.B. Shelley

To fail without putting in the efforts is wrong, but failure in itself can never be wrong. Dare to fail, for only those who fail enough can succeed enough. Failure doesn't mean you'll never make it. It means that it will take a little longer. Failure doesn't mean that God has abandoned you. It means that He has a better plan for you.

The so-called Failure is sometimes good; it provides us with a learning experience. So every time you don't succeed, don't lower your targets but raise your own standards of attempt!!

Here is a beautiful story :

One day, a teacher was teaching a lesson to the class about never giving up and how history will remember those who never gave up.

She asked the students: "Did Abraham Lincoln ever give up?"

All the students replied, "No".

She asked them again, "Did Edison ever give up?"

Again the students replied, "No".

After mentioning couple of great heroes' names, she finally asked them, "Did Joe Doe give up?"

On that, all the students replied, "Who is Joe Doe?"

She said, "You don't know his name because he gave up."

Before we think there is nothing we can achieve that is useful, let's think twice, may be ten times, even a hundred or a thousand times and let's always remember this: