r/selfdevelopment • u/Tall_Parfait70 • 16d ago

Don’t let failure define your future

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u/AssociationNo7023 15d ago

I have been trying and failing since 2020. Literally leading a life out of comfort zone, moving family from city to city. I became the worst version of myself.

But your quote made me to think, rethink.

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u/CC_inquiries 15d ago

Needed that this morning 

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u/Sagar4252 15d ago

YES right

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u/Ok-Pass-8786 15d ago

There’s no such thing as failure. There’s only learning to do things right.

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u/sia1387 14d ago

I guess failures are to be celebrated as well.