There's that thing I strongly believe in. You might have heard this a billion times before
and you might think that these are just words we say to comfort our unsatisfied minds.
I strongly believe that if something you really wanted but didn't happen or you haven't
succeeded at it, that means that God's saving even better for you. Not being able to
succeed doesn't mean that you're a loser or that someone else is better than you. You
might be seeing good in this thing now, but by time you might realize that it was for
your own sake that it didn't happen. Maybe God has planned our failure just to protect
us from any bad consequences that might be caused by this thing later on. But what I'm
definitely sure about, is that there's something much better waiting ahead. These better
things might not occur if the thing you initially desired took place. So would you stand
the regret later on? Or simply be grateful for anything that happens? I'd personally go
for being grateful. In fact, this might encourage you to move on and achieve even better.
I believe that failure is a double ended weapon. It could bring you down and force you
to withdraw. Or on the other hand, it has the power to be a very strong motivator.
Failure has the power to lead you to success. Only if you believe in that. Actually,
failing is even better than success. One who succeeds from the very first time doesn't
earn as much as that person who refuses to fail and keeps on fighting till he finally
succeeds. One who fails at first and suffers along his path to success will experience
the most wonderful feeling in the end. Rejecting failure, getting up and trying and trying
over and over again. Working your fingers to the bones, the honor of attempt, the effort
you put in order to reach your goal. This is true success. But you can't succeed unless
you believe. You won't succeed unless you believe you can, unless you believe you
will, unless you believe that you only failed for your own sake, for an unknown
reason. Unless you believe that failure can lead you to success but most importantly,
you have to believe that God's keeping for you something worth fighting for. This
is the strongest motivator. This will lead you to success.
and you might think that these are just words we say to comfort our unsatisfied minds.
I strongly believe that if something you really wanted but didn't happen or you haven't
succeeded at it, that means that God's saving even better for you. Not being able to
succeed doesn't mean that you're a loser or that someone else is better than you. You
might be seeing good in this thing now, but by time you might realize that it was for
your own sake that it didn't happen. Maybe God has planned our failure just to protect
us from any bad consequences that might be caused by this thing later on. But what I'm
definitely sure about, is that there's something much better waiting ahead. These better
things might not occur if the thing you initially desired took place. So would you stand
the regret later on? Or simply be grateful for anything that happens? I'd personally go
for being grateful. In fact, this might encourage you to move on and achieve even better.
I believe that failure is a double ended weapon. It could bring you down and force you
to withdraw. Or on the other hand, it has the power to be a very strong motivator.
Failure has the power to lead you to success. Only if you believe in that. Actually,
failing is even better than success. One who succeeds from the very first time doesn't
earn as much as that person who refuses to fail and keeps on fighting till he finally
succeeds. One who fails at first and suffers along his path to success will experience
the most wonderful feeling in the end. Rejecting failure, getting up and trying and trying
over and over again. Working your fingers to the bones, the honor of attempt, the effort
you put in order to reach your goal. This is true success. But you can't succeed unless
you believe. You won't succeed unless you believe you can, unless you believe you
will, unless you believe that you only failed for your own sake, for an unknown
reason. Unless you believe that failure can lead you to success but most importantly,
you have to believe that God's keeping for you something worth fighting for. This
is the strongest motivator. This will lead you to success.
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