Thank you for the failure

Author: Ru Mu
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
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Thank failure, because failure keeps one;
Thank failure, because failure makes one stronger.
Thank failure, because failure is a mirror, helping one see oneself, others, and the world clearly;
Thank failure, because failure is a bitter medicine, though bitter it cures illness, and though contrary to one's will it benefits a person.
Thank failure, because with failure, there is pain, confusion, bewilderment, and stories;
Thank failure, because with failure, there is reflection, scrutiny, experience, and growth.
Failure makes one bid farewell to innocence, to folly, to recklessness; failure makes one mature. It makes one rational, perfect.
Failure is a station—rest well when tired, so the next journey can begin.
Failure is not to be feared; what is to be feared is losing the courage to face failure.
Life cannot be smooth sailing; countless big and small failures and setbacks are innumerable. If we lack a positive mindset and a heart of gratitude, what awaits us will be an even greater failure.
It cannot be denied that failure brings temporary despondency, but that is only temporary. After failure, we become stronger, more sensible, more mature, and more charming; after failure, we realize that its arrival is like a predestined that time has already tied for us, an indispensable nectar in our growth.
Therefore, we must thank failure for the invaluable experience it brings, and we must thank failure for the lifelong wealth it bestows.
In life, when we receive help from someone, we cherish it in our hearts forever with gratitude. Yet when facing failure, we once thought it was an enemy deliberately opposing us. In reality, it is not so. Failure is equally instrumental in a person's achievements. If we change our perspective, failure is no less than an unrequited benefactor to us.
Thus, reposition failure, and treat it with a heart of gratitude. You will receive even richer gifts.