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Posted about 9 years ago

Hard Money Bankers - Learn From Failure

Failure has become a word in our modern culture that makes people cringe and look down upon others who experience it. The reality is , failure is an integral part of success. Many people fall short in digesting and using what they learn from a failure so that they can move forward. Failing at an attempt to reach a goal does not mean you should quit and walk away. If you avoid the same failure a second time it means you learned from the first one and are one step closer to your goal. For whatever reason, people become discouraged when they fail at something and quit. It could be due to the immediate satisfaction today's society is so used to. People assume that if the result is not instant success they don't believe the goal is worth pursuing. If everyone could do everything perfect or solve any problem on the first go around, then failure wouldn't exist. Obviously this scenario would never be possible so the only way to have success is by experiencing failures. Embracing failure and knowing exactly how to use lesson from it is the only way to advance yourself towards your goals. Quitting after experience failure is the sure fire way to NOT reach your goal.

Ian Walsh

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