No matter how smart a person is, as long as he does things, he will make mistakes. Although mistakes are not what we “desire”, they are inevitable. They are always connected with setbacks and accompany success.
Failure is the mother of success. A true strong man always becomes stronger after experiencing countless ups and downs, ups and downs and setbacks. Shakespeare said: "The best people are people who have made mistakes; a person will often become better in the future because of a small flaw." People should not be afraid of making mistakes. If they do or do something wrong, we will still gain something. If we don't do it, we will be empty-handed and have nothing to gain. The biggest benefit of mistakes is that they temper our will and accumulate our experience, allowing us to eliminate more roads that cannot lead to success, save more time and energy to find another way, and make success closer and closer to us, and hope greater and greater.
Don’t laugh at those who fail to do things. It is much better than those who do nothing but succeed in doing something. The wise always find "opportunities" in difficulties, setbacks and crises and become the strongest in life; the fool always use failure as an excuse to become the weak in life. On the surface, there seems to be no difference between the strong and the weak. The biggest difference lies in their thoughts and their reactions and actions to things.
No matter how well you think, if you don’t put it into practice, it is just a paragraph of text and a fantasy. A person who does nothing will not make mistakes, but he will not have the chance or possibility of success. No one is born a strong person or a successful person. The more successful a person is, the more failures he experiences than ordinary people, the stronger and more confident.
Edison In order to find the material for making filaments, more than 1,600 materials were tested, and carbon strips , platinum wire, ruthenium, chromium and other metals were used as filaments, all ended in failure. Faced with failure and the sarcasm of some people, Edison did not retreat. After 13 months of hard work, Edison tried more than 6,000 materials and more than 7,000 times, and finally developed an electric light. The so-called success is not as unattainable as imagined. It’s just that we must be prepared to give countless more courage and ability than ordinary people, fight repeatedly, and make ourselves gradually stronger and indestructible in the face of constant setbacks.
When people live, the difficulty is not to achieve success, but to correct their confidence and ability. Only in this way can you walk steadily and go far in your life, and achieve more and better results, which will make others envious and surprise yourself.
