How YOU deal with failure/change

Oct 14, 2007 Moved from Blogger

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This blog is as much about you as it is about me. So I thought I’d make today all about you guys. The previous post was about getting your feedback about this blog, and now I just want to get some of your thoughts.

I want to make this your post. I blog often about accepting failure and being willing to accept change, but I’m no expert on it either. Personally I do struggle, especially when it’s something important to me. And it’s something I’ve been struggling a lot with lately.

So today, I want to hear from you guys. How do YOU deal with failure or change? You can comment here, or take it back to your blog (and link here so I know). Interpret it in any way you want. What are your suggestions on how to respond when things don’t go the way you want?

Looking forward to hearing from you guys.

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  • Anonymous
    i reflect and think about the reasons why i failed and try not to make the same mistake again.reflection had enabled me to accept uncertainty and confusion and accept failure as part of the learning process.
    i've read that you have been struggling lately.undoubtedly,life is full of stuggles and setbacks.hope that you can break free from the struggles and continue to soar.view things with an open mind and perharps,you can find that setbacks,can actually be interesting and challenging!good luck and all the best!^ ^
  • Jean Browman--Cheerful Monk
    One of my favorite quotes is "If you can't pronounce it, say it loud!" It reminds me to go past the incident and focus on lifelong learning.
  • Derrick Kwa
    Thanks for the advice. =). It's easier said than done, I suppose. But it's still good advice.
  • Thomas
    When I feel bad about a mistake I made I analyze my feelings and the situation. I see failure as an opportunity to grow and I practice being grateful of the courage it took to make a mistake. I ask myself: What caused this bad feeling? What should I change in my life to avoid this? And I try to change my life the best I can.
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