If I fail one time? Should I stop trying?
Failure isn't the opposite of success—it's part of how success gets built. Every skill worth having comes with a stretch of feeling clumsy and wrong before it clicks. The people who end up shining aren't the ones who avoided stumbling; they're the ones who kept getting up after it. A mistake just means you tried something real, and trying is the only path that ever leads anywhere. So don't let a rough patch convince you the story's over—it's usually just the part right before things turn
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What about you?? How was your progress like??
@Lucyyyisalwaysbyyourside
For me, it is usually 2 steps forward and 1 step back. Although sometimes...
@Lucyyyisalwaysbyyourside
I like to give it my best and when I know I did that, I don't see it as a failure but a learning opportunity 🥰
@Lucyyyisalwaysbyyourside Thank you for your warm post, that's a really good point! When I was young, making mistakes was always related with punishment or being teased by others. I gradually hold a belief that to do things is to do it perfectly, or there's no need to try it at first. I'm afraid of doing anything that I am not one hundred percent confident with.
But now I'm learning education as my major, and learned about the concept that mistakes and erros are vital and necessary steps in natural learning process. We make mistakes because we are learning and trying to apply new things, that's a signal of studying and improvement! 🥳
Although it is still hard to get rid of the old concept that i've been taught for many years, I'm trying more new things actively and willing to make mistakes along the way.
@Lucyyyisalwaysbyyourside
For me, it is usually 5 steps forward and 4 step back. We have to remember that resilience and courage and strength can help us overcome!! ☺️
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