Being a high achiever at school is the only way to a good
and settled life in the future and that failure is completelyunacceptable, has been drilled into the minds
of majority of our world's youth and it is not entirely wrong ... but it is not
right either.
Factually, the world now is in need of creative minds more
than anything else but it also needs people who work to their best of their
abilities and this is where we need to think smart. Let’s get real, no one
would want to hire a low- achiever , but that is the issue here. What if the
one who got rejected to work as a lawyer because of his academic profile, if
given a chance, could bring justice to the world. That student who wanted to
research and find a cure for cancer but because of his educational background,
no one would be ready to aid him in reaching his goals and now everyone blames the student of his own misery!
Kids hear adults say that failure is the worst thing they
could ever have in their life, at least when they still go to schools. I say
the opposite. Failure unlocks success. Each time you meet disaster on your
doorstep, welcome it and resolve the issue instead of shunning it. Thomas
Edison failed 100 times before the first bulb was lit and the 101st was his
first success. Mark Zuckerberg was a college dropout, but he did not stop that
from pursuing his goals. Failure is not evil, but failure without real goals
is. So, as a student or anyone really, build yourself to work smartly, aim
high, don't think of falling out but if you do then get back up. The world is a
challenge itself and it'll keep changing to the point where it's difficulty level rises,
just like in video games, but you need to understand that what matters, in the
end,just like any other brave protagonist would do and say ,what matters is
your success and yours alone!
We are raised to fear failure, to the point that once we do fail (school, work, relationships), we're frozen into shock... because we are not taught what to do once we experience failure.
So much details are provided on how to succeed, and minimum on how to cope/adjust/bounce back and grow through failure.
They say there is nothing to fear but fear itself. Fear of failure is often worse than the actual failure itself... because if we had been trained to realise that failure is normal, and can actually strengthen you as you grow to realise where you can improve and that you've kinda halfway succeeded because now you're more informed on what NOT to do... maybe we'd all have less anxiety attacks and chronic depression.
Thanks for this, I hope it helps people.
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Welcome,I really appreciate the review and yes my aim as a writer is to help others using my words. .. read moreWelcome,I really appreciate the review and yes my aim as a writer is to help others using my words. Of course there's always room for improvement.
What modern society calls success is an illusion-- money, fame, power, none of these can ever bring happiness-- for they the feed only the ego, and happiness can only be found in the heart, and its eternal twin, joy, in the soul. The proof of this is the self-destructiveness of so many rich/famous people, in drugs, alcohol, even suicide like the actor Robin Williams. I learned this the hard way a long time ago when I tried to throw away my own life, but Something-- God, Allah, Buddha-- call it what you will-- gave me a 2nd chance, at both life and true happiness.
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Life is precious, even if we don't take it that way.It is something that gives a presence of being a.. read moreLife is precious, even if we don't take it that way.It is something that gives a presence of being alive.Suicide should not be taken lightly either.Young people nowadays are ready to give up and leave this world, but that does not fix anything.How lucky you are to be given a 2nd chance at life as well as attain happiness.Not many are able to live that way. I wish to spread my writings across to help those in pain,those who wish to give up because of their surroundings and people who have gone through the pain but are unable to recover from it.
We are raised to fear failure, to the point that once we do fail (school, work, relationships), we're frozen into shock... because we are not taught what to do once we experience failure.
So much details are provided on how to succeed, and minimum on how to cope/adjust/bounce back and grow through failure.
They say there is nothing to fear but fear itself. Fear of failure is often worse than the actual failure itself... because if we had been trained to realise that failure is normal, and can actually strengthen you as you grow to realise where you can improve and that you've kinda halfway succeeded because now you're more informed on what NOT to do... maybe we'd all have less anxiety attacks and chronic depression.
Thanks for this, I hope it helps people.
Posted 5 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
5 Years Ago
Welcome,I really appreciate the review and yes my aim as a writer is to help others using my words. .. read moreWelcome,I really appreciate the review and yes my aim as a writer is to help others using my words. Of course there's always room for improvement.
I'm Emaan Zahra Ijaz.
With a passion for writing, learning, and researching as well as reading, of course, I like to think of myself as an honest writer. more..