jilla82
Superstar
its common knowledge to anyone trying to do anything.
was it Thomas Jefferson that said he failed his way to success?
was it Thomas Jefferson that said he failed his way to success?
How Important is Failure on the road to Success?
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Huellz Santana
Shocking
yeah becuz failing is the best way to learn. it's how we learn how to walk, ride bikes, drive, etc.
but some people should just give up tho.
You dont want to be like this guy
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOOw2yWMSfk[/ame]
funny how everyone wants to mention Steve Jobs, Gates, and all the successes but nobody talks about the people who failed and kept trying only to keep failing.
but some people should just give up tho.
You dont want to be like this guy
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOOw2yWMSfk[/ame]
funny how everyone wants to mention Steve Jobs, Gates, and all the successes but nobody talks about the people who failed and kept trying only to keep failing.
Doobie Doo
Veteran
Dude didn't fail, it just took a little longer than usual.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bPCZU-aWiw[/ame]
Huellz Santana
Shocking
depends on what you call success tho. i doubt he's caking. but at least he's helping some folks.
I was with the video until he said 2016 Olympics
If they just target all hospitals and rehab centers they will be rich as fukk, but if these nikkas only want to make it a sport that is considered Olympic they will fail
Doobie Doo
Veteran
I ain't saying dude's a multimillionaire but I can promise you he has a roof over his head now. If you can support your lifestyle with your dreams then your successful IMO.
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
I follow that believe. failing is neccesary and its a given in life. The thing that determines a persons success is how the handle the failure. using the OP example, I would rather do version 1.01 instead of throwing in i away.
Keep this in mind when talking about failure as a key to success ... Every large company WAS ONCE a small business.
Keep this in mind when talking about failure as a key to success ... Every large company WAS ONCE a small business.
please don't turn this thread into that, BUT you do have a point...
welp...its easy to see who the failures in this thread are
Bomberman
Like a C4.
You don't learn much from thinking you're always right, that's for sure.
It's ok to make mistakes, as long as you learn from them and improve. Make enough mistakes then corrections, and you'll reach your goal for certain.
It's ok to make mistakes, as long as you learn from them and improve. Make enough mistakes then corrections, and you'll reach your goal for certain.
jilla82
Superstar
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGoW58z_WYE[/ame]
FreshFromATL
Self Made
good responses y'all. And to emphasize, I wasn't just talking about failing something business-wise, I was talking in terms of all aspects of everyday life. for instance, You go to apply for a job, but you're told you're not qualified,; instead of crying and lagging around, you go and continue to build yourself until you become qualified...
You had a much better thread here if you came at this a different way.
You should have said how many people don't mention failure as a key factor to their success.
Its pretty much the normal for people to cite learning from their failures as a key to finally having a breakthrough.
No one will or is disagreeing with the thread.