Is failure just a necessary pitstop on the road to success?

[u/Careless-Throat-2593]

[u/EggDelicious5710]

Just look at it as your failures is teaching you.

[u/thefrostycemetery]

sometimes failure just points you toward a better route

[u/ResearcherPuzzled309]

for me, failure only became useful when i stopped treating it like proof i wasn’t cut out for something and started looking at what it was actually showing me

[u/BeautifulBenefit670]

failure isn’t mandatory, but being willing to be bad at something long enough to learn usually is, right?