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Learn new definition for failure... 7 things failure is not:

Learn new definition for failure... 7 things failure is not:

By Original in 3 Aug 2015 | 10:20
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(1) Failure is not an event, but a process. Success is a process, and so is failure.

(2) Failure is not avoidable - Humans are bound to fail sooner or later but you can always rise up.

(3) Failure is not objective - You are the only person who can label yourself and actions a Failure.

(4) Failure is not the enemy - it takes adversity to achieve success.

(5) Failure is not a stigma - they are not permanent markers. Make each Failure a step to success.

(6) Failure is not final- Failure is simply a price we pay to achieve success and if we learn to embrace that new definition of Failure, then we can move ahead. It's the price you pay for success.

(7) Failure is not a person. Because you failed today does not mean you are a Failure. Get up, never ever give up, walk tall to achieve your dreams.
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