Failure is a mentor in disguise.

Failure is generally perceived as a negative or bad thing without truly looking beyond its disguise. Factors that contribute to our fear of failure include the belief that when someone fails at school, work, or in a relationship, they themselves are seen as a failure. This often leads to the conclusion that their future is already doomed.

So, if you think you’ve failed in life, this message is for you:

Firstly, failure is never meant to destroy or drag us down; it is meant to guide us to the path meant for us. It is a teacher trying to show us the possibilities we can achieve. It will help us become better and grow into the best version of ourselves. However, most people fail to understand the lessons behind failure because of the systems ingrained in our lives, as well as societal expectations of what life should look like—often focused on prestigious titles or wealth. But none of this truly matters if you’re not satisfied and remain miserable, despite having everything the world deems as an ideal lifestyle.
Secondly, failure is, in fact, a mentor teaching us what’s best for us because it knows what we are capable of. This can be perceived as tough love, and often, we need to experience tough love and a little push to get back on our feet and change for the better.

So, when you realize you’ve stumbled upon something, it might be a reminder that it’s time for you to rise up and become who you were meant to be, before it’s too late.

“From me: Keep going.”

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