How to acknowledge and accept failed ATTEMPTS and still move forward towards eventual successes.

Let's look at the concept of failure and how people perceive it.

Many people equate their self-worth with their performance, leading to the belief that failure equated to being a failure.

This idea is shifting towards many people avoiding admitting to failure as they believe that every failure is an opportunity for learning.

Failure does not guarantee learning, but every time someone fails, there is an opportunity to learn.

Failure should be seen as an event and not as a person. Failure in a task does not equate to being a failure.

Embracing the idea that our worth as humans is not determined by what we do allows us to acknowledge our failures while understanding that they do not define us.

Instead, we can choose to pursue something different or decide that it is not our area of strength and move on.

Key takeaways:

• Our worth as humans is not determined by what we do.
• Failure is an event, not a person.
• Failure does not guarantee learning, but every failure is an opportunity to learn.
• Acknowledging our failures allows us to pursue something different or decide that it is not our area of strength and move on.

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