Failure seems to be nature’s plan for preparing us for great responsibilities. -Napoleon Hill
Each and every one of us will encounter some sort of setback or failure along the way to your success. As I stated in a previous post, you must be able to turn those failures into springboards to lift you higher than you could have previously reached.
All of those hard time are preparing you, if handled correctly, for what you will encounter the second, third, or however many times around. It is nature’s way of pointing out your flaw, misstep, or weakness, and is giving you fair warning that you had better focus on improving that portion of yourself to advance.
When I was playing football and dropped a pass, I had to put extra time in to catching more footballs, whether it was before or after practice. The same can be applied to any other profession.
The failure should build a level of responsibility within yourself that has you saying, “I will not allow this to happen again.”
Happy success stalking, my friends.
