Winning from Failure: Eliminating 60 Life Corners of Common Mistakes

Author: Qin Lin
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Failure—a word that everyone has read to death—because everyone has encountered failure unexpectedly. So, when it comes to the word "failure," most people instinctively shrink back, their blood runs cold, and their nerves tighten, fearing that their freshly cleaned feet, which just stepped on dog poop, might suddenly get—repeating the same failure. As long as life persists, every failure is the starting point of the next journey. Clicking on a failure with rationality expands the wisdom tension of a new starting point, while escaping a failure with inertia will make failure like demonic fragments, shadowing you endlessly. Turning failure into gold isn’t a hollow fantasy. Ancients had sentiments like "a wayward son returning is more valuable than gold," indicating that it’s not a big deal if a person stumbles, what matters is not learning from the mistake. More memory means more thinking, more thinking means more ability to distinguish success and failure, more ability to distinguish success and failure means more virtue, and more virtue means more rationality in life’s gold content!