Failures are stepping stones to success.

‘’What is Success? A new chapter after failure” These were the golden words by the
Big bull Harshad Mehta.
A guy learns more things in failures than in his success and prosperity.

Mistakes teach us to accept our sins and face our fears. Sometimes even our
best efforts simply fail. We can do anything to achieve a certain result and still
fall, over and over again. When this happens, we can admit that we are stuck
again. Mistakes in confrontation often lead us to the heart of our fears. And
when we experience them and confront those fears, they can disappear. If we
get stuck and admit that we can not do it, it sends a signal and the auxiliary door
opens. People, resources and solutions appear, especially when we ask for help.
Mistakes teach us about ourselves and how to tell our truth. Naturally, we want
to hide our mistakes or be ashamed of them. To make you feel like you want to
have convenient deletion or error cleaning. But let us be honest about our
failures and limitations. offer us the opportunity to practice telling the truth.
Recognizing the truth allows us to expand our knowledge of ourselves to know
who we are. Thus, our ability to change increases. It's like holding a mirror to
yourself and really looking. We tell others about our mistakes so they can really
see us. It allows us to let go of the shame, shame and guilt we may feel so that
we can focus on learning and growth.
Mistakes through analysis and critique will teach us what works and what does
not. It was a reality test. When we face the consequences of error, we receive a
clear message that any of our efforts are working - and it is not. The feedback
we receive from mistakes can be the most specific, sharp, and robust feedback
we will ever receive. Many times we can trace mistakes into a repetitive pattern
of beliefs or behaviors - what we do, say, and think again. As we observe and
change habits, we can see that other areas of our lives are changing for the
better. One way to make the most of these mistakes is to test them using an
effective question filter: "How do I use this experience?"; "What will I do
differently next time?"; "How will I be different in the future?" The problem
leads to an investigation that requires a solution.