Monday, February 26, 2018

Blog 793

     If I am regretting anything in my life it is that I spent too much time feeling bad about having to start over.  

      After all… I am bonny and I should should get it right the first time.  I was almost old...before I realized ...a “failure” is an opportunity for a new beginning.   Oher people can judge me but as long as I am standing on my own feet and not stepping on anyone's toes, I have the opportunity of a new beginning. If I turn a mis-take into a re-gret, I miss the opportunity to take the situation to a new level.  

     Conscience makes big matters small. Negativity makes small matters big. It doesn't matter if other people look down on me. I should never look down on myself.

     #1.  Accept what happened.   Nobody has the Midas touch and not everything will turn to gold.           #2   We all fail.   Failure or a mistake will happen to everyone at some time.  
     #3   Find out why. That is what counts rather than it was fate etc.  
     #4    It is the Art of Failure that makes for a great success the next time.  

     So, what did we learn.   This is the hard part.  Lack of preparation? Not enough information? Not enough time?  Is there a common denominator to other failures?  Did I put blinders on?  Did I not respond to the warning signs?


     If you are one of those people, and I am not one of them, that just sails thought difficult waters and comes out the other side without a scratch… hold on buddy, your time will come.  On the other hand, if you can get used to failure and learn from each episode, you will be just fine.

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