From Failure to Success

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Every failure brings with it the seed of an equivalent success.~ Napoleon Hill

It’s kind of a given.  You are NOT going to be successful 100% of the time.  Things do not always go according to plan.  There is no getting around that, and actually, it’s a good thing.  Every time things don’t work according to our plans, it opens the door to so many other possibilities.  Alexander Fleming, the Scottish scientist had discarded an experiment.  When he went to clean out the petri dish, he noticed that the culture he had been growing in the dish had been killed.  His discarded experiment led to the development of penicillin.

Not every mistake leads to a discovery of a wonder drug, but we can learn from them.  First and foremost, we learn what didn’t work.  If you learn nothing else from your mistakes and failures, you learn that.  But be smart look at what happened, what worked and what didn’t and go from there.  Who knows what you will achieve!

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