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Everybody makes mistakes. Failure can be a motivation, for it drives you to have a bigger passion for your desired goal. Success and failure have a relationship in which you can learn from your mistakes but later succeed.

I am not new to the idea of failing, but I refuse to accept failure as a mistake I will be remembered by. Through recent experiences I have learned how to react to failure, ask for help, and move on with my life.

Everyone fails at something in their lifetime. “Victory breeds hatred, for the conquered are unhappy. He who has given up both victory and defeat, he, the contented, is happy.” This verse from Chapter XV of The Dhammapada perfectly explains that in order to fail you have to succeed. I learned this life lesson a year ago, after my team and I lost a game for the first time in a while.

In addition, the willingness to learn through failure can help to reach the desired destiny. Nearly everybody fears failing, because it has been associated with all sorts of negativity. Although an optimistic look on the other side of tripping or falling down in life can make someone to be successful in

Failure can be a very difficult thing to cope with. It can be something that makes you or breaks you. I have learned that failure is what defines a person; it shows your motivation to bounce back when things get rough. I have learned from my failure instead of dwelling on it and making myself weaker.

Failure is also an achievement, with a negative result, opposite of accomplishment. A mother that shows no interest in raising her children, the children are not productive or morally responsible end in an achievement in failure by that mother. Not all negative achievements are failures. A negative achievement can become a positive, again it depends on the achiever and what they choose do with the achievement in question. “Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts”- Winston Churchill. Throughout history the most successful people had a relationship with failure and still went on to make their mark on the world. You can have a live time of fails and one success to make it all worth it. “I suppose there are clues about his life there in the shut-up-and-locked room, perhaps even some traces of my mother, but better to be content with ignorance, I’ve always thought, than haunted by the truth” (Brume 101). A given opportunity to achieve (negative or positive) should not be ignored, it’s a gift of a life experience that expands your senses and enhances thought, it’s not something to be afraid of. Bravery can only be filtered through fear, being able to

Failure is something that all people encounter in their lives. In some situations failure can break a person or make a person, meaning a person can fail at something and just simply give up. Others will fail and that failure can give them the inspiration to try harder to one day achieve their goal. I'm the type of person to fail and work harder until I am content. As my championship baseball coach would say "What’s our motto? Never give up!"

Failure is all around us, but so is success. Both result from one thing, setting goals. I set goals to achieve a sense of accomplishment when they are completed. From doing my homework every night to getting 100 percent on a test, goals help me focus my time on the activities that I must accomplish. Taking responsibility for your own failures is difficult. My failure makes me wonder what could I have done differently. I was forced to ask myself that question after Cross Country Districts Junior year.

Throughout our lives, failure is always bound to happen but you should never become discouraged, it should always motivate you to do better and succeed more. For example, as a high school athlete I have hit many bumpy roads throughout my five years of track and field, but I have learned that no matter the obstacles never back down or give up on what you really want to accomplish. Coming in as a freshman at Long Beach High School at the time I was officially joining the varsity track and field team. Although, I ran in middle school this was a big deal to me. I had many accomplishments made that I knew I would not stop until I achieved them.

“I can accept failure, everyone fails at something.But I can’t accept not trying.” We all have failed many times, but were able to get up. We learned that struggles are part of life and that struggling helps you get better on what you are trying to achieve. Conflicts will drag you down, but when you reach the top you while never give up.

Some failures could let you later to succeed. I experienced failure when I didn't pass my TSI Reading test. I took it too many times and failed it. When I took the TSI the first time I was really nervous. I was so worried about passing the first 24 questions. However, I kept trying with the second test which includes 36 additional questions. Finally, I decided to not take it again until the following year. Therefore, I took it again and failed it again. At first I found it so difficult to understand the questions because I was not that used to reading in English. I came from Mexico and had difficulties with this Language. Furthermore, that was not an obstacle that would last too much.Although I thought that I would never be able to take college

Failure to me is more of a meaningful lesson rather than a reason to give up. A temporary detour, maybe, but definitely not a dead end. There's no way to avoid the inevitable so take advantage of it. Welcome failure with open arms. Embrace every loss, every failed attempt, every mistake and learn from it. Most of my lack of success has come from surrendering to defeat or not giving my all, although, in some cases even that wasn't enough. I've failed at relationships, I've failed in school, I've even failed at sports, but in every circumstance I've come out a better person. Perhaps not in that exact moment, but eventually I did. There is one time in particular when failure was a recurring presence and seemed like a challenge I never overcome

"A failure is not always a mistake, it may simply be the best one can do under the circumstances. The real mistake is to stop trying." B. F. Skinner. Everyone fails at one thing or another in one point of his or her life; it's a characteristic of being a human. But, it's not about how we fail; it's about how we're able to cultivate our past failures to elaborate on to future success.

In conclusion, I have experienced three noteworthy failures early in my life. Most people thought that based on my failures, I would not be able to succeed in life. However, with the hard work I put into, I managed to overcome my failures and mature into a more responsible person. Based on my ability to

“How did you overcome your failures in life?” was a question I was asked. I made plenty of mistakes in life but one thing I can say is I learned from my mistakes and I am trying my best now not to make the same mistakes I have made. I have been in different experiences that caused me to learn from my mistakes. Some experiences I’ve been in is dealing with is my ex-boyfriend who wasn’t treating me nice , friends and family walk over me, and how I wasn’t trusting God when I needed to be trusting him. I didn’t have no choice but to learn from these mistakes and get myself together. While dealing with these mistakes I had to lift my head up through the pain and decided to do better. I felt if I didn’t learn from my mistakes then I would be a failure in life and it will bring me down in depression.