I forget who it was right now, but someone once said "Show me someone who has never tried and failed and you'll be showing me someone who has never tried to achieve anything worthwhile in life" ... oh how true that really is! Yes indeed, we all fail in life at times, I know that I've had plenty of failure in my life over the years. So I'm certainly not stating here today that you should not fail, that would be rather ridiculous. However, what I am saying, and indeed stating loud and clear is this.
You should never, ever just accept your failures and thus give up trying to reach your goals. That's right, when you fail, and you will, it's inevitable as you travel The Road of Life with its twists and turns, its ups and downs; however, when you fail you should always have the attitude that your failures are just a temporary setback which will not keep you from continuing your journey to finally achieve your goals, thus eventually arriving at the proverbial 'Success City'.
Yes indeed, those who succeed in life across the board, are the type of positive, persistent people who continually say to themselves the phrase which is the title of this article 'I'm Unwilling To Accept Failure'. Yes indeed, believe me, failure is just an unavoidable Stepping Stone on The Road to Success, which should never be allowed to become the end of the road, but just a temporary diversion.
Yes My Friend, so many of the people, very successful people whose lives I have studied did indeed fail at some point in their life. However, they did not stay down when they were knocked down by failure. Instead, they were unwilling to accept their Temporary Failure, and thus went on to be outstandingly successful in life. You My Friend, must do likewise if you wish to get The Prize ... yes you must. So keep saying 'I'm Unwilling To Accept Failure' and you'll make it in the end, believe me.
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