Remember: Death is Permanent, But Failure Isn’t

Keep Trying

Many people fear failure worse than they fear dying. This makes the fear of failure a very powerful obstacle when it comes to taking the necessary risks to follow our dreams. In reality, death and failure aren’t even remotely related; death is permanent, but failure isn’t, so there is really nothing to fear! Failure would be something to fear if we only had one try at something, but life is full of opportunities to try and try again. Furthermore, it’s the knowledge that we gain from our failures that makes our ultimate success possible. This means there can be no success without failure. So, the next time you find yourself having second thoughts about giving something a try, remember that while failure may be difficult and painful at times, it’s never fatal and there can be no success without it!

One Sentence Wisdom

  • “You can’t get anywhere in life without taking risks.” — Esme Bianco
  • “Everybody fails, it’s no big deal. It’s what being human is. Don’t let that stop you from taking risks.” — Katty Kay

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One thought on “Remember: Death is Permanent, But Failure Isn’t

  1. Amen to that! And the feeling of accomplishment when you do try something new creates an irreplaceable sense of satisfaction which is vital to THRIVING (Ross Reck’s book title callback!) Have a great day!

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