Every successful man fails at some point. Failures are natural happenings; every successful man faced failures of many kinds, but they worked with more enthusiasm and more determined zeal, analyzed their shortcomings, tried again, and got success. If you can manage to learn from your failures, you will definitely reach where you started out to go. Making a mistake is not a crime; the ability to learn from it contributes to lasting success. Extract the lesson to be learned from failure and try again with redoubled vigor. Facing failure makes one stronger, wiser, and more resolute, spurring them on to their greatest efforts. There is no failure in truth save from within; unless we are beaten there, we are bound to succeed.

One who tries is always better than one who dares not to try; only a person who dares to try can have a chance of success. Blessed are those who once failed” is a saying worth following. It means that our failures make us capable of evaluating our shortcomings and purging us to reach higher ideals and higher planks.

Abraham Lincoln failed many times in his life but never got frustrated and fought with more determination and full devotion, becoming the President of America. Indian freedom fighters, including Mahatma Gandhi, Jawahar Lal Nehru, and Vallabhbhai Patel, saw failures not once but several times but never daunted or became desperate; they all fought to attain the sacred goal of attaining freedom, and as a result, they attained it. Failures should not be allowed to create frustration, desperateness, or disappointment; instead, failure should be taken as a boon that gives you the strength to fight back with fierce fortitude and invincible zeal.