Failure Can Be Your Turning Point

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Malala Yousafzai, a young girl who has won Nobel Prize for her bereaving steps towards spreading female education in Pakistan. She is still now a bold voice of youth and the hope of thousands of girls.

Her inspirit story encourages young girls to stand up and fly their dreams in the sky. Malala inspires them to start the journey from the beginning when they become hopeless and failed to hold their dreams.

At a stage of our life, we have failed in a short time and become frustrated. But it is important how we look over our failures. Is it a curse or a disaster for us? Or, will we take a lesson from it?

I believe you might choose the second one. You will learn from your every single failure or frustration and will find a new way. You have to believe that next time you can do it in different ways and the result will be more effective and efficient.

Here are given some tips for you so that you can easily handle the critical situation of your life.

1. Confess your fault

You seemed that it would happen on the way of what you had planned. But anyhow there was something wrong and it wouldn’t be accrued. You are not alone, it is true and the same as for many successful men all over the world. But a real winner is he who will cordially accept his fault, welcome it and take a lesson from the error that he previously made.

2. Inquire Into root

Take time to find out what's going on wrong with your plan. Write it into your notebook and mark them. If you successfully understand your lacking,  it will be more easy and handy to connect the dot and draw a shape.

3. Make a plan

After understanding and identifying your previous mistake, it is time to make a better plan so that you do ensure what you want to achieve. Don't waste time, start your journey as soon as possible and take a taste of your dreams as a first dream achiever.

4. Be motivated

If you give up, you'll become like those who fear to try again after being failed at the 1st time. So, don't quit until you have fully got success in your handgrip.

5. Don't show excuse

If you make errors,  try to be honest. Don’t show lame excuses or blame others for your faults. Remember that it is a part of your learning and considered it as a milestone of your mission. At the end of the day, it will bring happiness to you.

In conclusion, life is multidimensional. When you lose one chance, try to find another one.

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