#Askswell What failures have you achieved that have led you to celebrate the success you hold today?
Hi, and welcome to lovelib learn. We have often been taught that failure, as a word is the opposite to success. But is it true in reality, is failure truly the opposite of success? If you really think about it, everyone who has ever succeeded has failed multiple times. They eventually succeeded because they persisted and did not give up. So if you fail several times, it doesn't really mean that you don't have it in you to be successful
Angela Kaye
@AnngieKaye · 3:19
Hey. Greetings. So I've achieved failure in a couple of areas, but let me share one quick story that is not that deep, but it is pretty much a metaphor for live. So I am a coffee drinker. I live coffee, and I can make a great pot of coffee. The way I learned, however, to make a pot of coffee was through a series of failures
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 1:11
But if that failure is seen as something, a kind of a power within ourselves, which can help us to see our true reflection, to do a kind of a rethinking about our strategies and replan our strategy and see where we actually went wrong, then that failure is certainly going to enable us somewhere. So it's all a matter of perception how we see those failures as and how powerfully they can change our inside world. Thank you so much
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Darlene Williams
@DSWDSW00 · 1:10
You. Good morning, swell podcasters and swell listeners. My name is Darlene, and the failure that I have been able to overcome are just mistakes throughout my life that have held me back. I've had the opportunity to grow and to learn from mistakes that I've made. And even though my failures are now opportunities and options that I've been able to benefit from in the past, they're not at 100%. But that just means that I have an opportunity to grow more
Hi, Anngela. Thank you so much for chiming in and sharing your coffee expertise here. Such a beautiful example and such a beautiful reminder of connecting it back with life as well. We all persist. We all push ourselves to keep learning. And sometimes in the moment, we may feel that how someone belittled us, how someone did not include us, actually limited us. But if we choose to, we can grow out of it, and we can grow through it
You very well added swati. Thank you so much for sharing your perspective. I completely understand and align with your perspective here that it is important to use our perceptions effectively about our failures. And if we use it effectively, that is when we can use our failures as stepping stones or milestones towards our success and not use them as an opposite to success. Thanks once again. Take care
You. Hi, Darlene. Thank you for your reply and for chiming in. I love the way you have put such a positive spin and such a positive streak to your entire swell. I admire the choice of your words. Failures becoming opportunities. They being giving you reasons to keep growing in life and keep learning. This is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing that. And no one can be 100%, I believe