What if I flop To The Ground?
I hope you will. Sounds awful, I know. However, I essentially assume that the best thing that could happen to you is for you to take a small, timid leap and flop to the ground. Then, I want to see you stand back up, assess what likely went wrong, and attempt another jump. Continue making that leap of faith and learning from your mistakes until you become accustomed to both leaping and falling. The fear of falling may then fade, and you may eventually start to concentrate on flying.
I want to see you give it everything you’ve got, dive headfirst into your goals, and lose all sense of the possibility of failure in the process. Until you do, you will never find your wings. Failure anxiety is a cruel and foolish trick we play on ourselves. The fact that we put off pursuing our goals because we are afraid of failing is evidence that we have already failed. Who cares if you fail, is my question to you. Every day, brilliant people fail.
What if I flop To the Ground?
Many times, brave and tenacious people fall short or even come off as mocking. Christopher Reeves is the perfect example of a person who has been proven to fail. How many times did he lie to himself and say he was going for a walk only to go back to bed after failing once more? This great man is beloved by all. He will not allow a minor event, such as yesterday’s failure, to keep him from running hard today. Everybody who knows him sees him as an idea. Whoever gave us the ridiculous notion that we had to win every single unmarried activity every single day to be liked?
What exactly is failure? I do not consider Christopher Reeves to be a failure at this point. Nobody who has that much tenacity, concentration, and strength is failing. He truly is a hero. Until you give up trying, you have not failed. You are still thriving as long as you continue to make religious leaps. Failure has its breaking point, just like everything else. If you keep hitting it in the same spot over time, it eventually breaks at some point. How many light bulbs did Thomas Edison produce before getting it right?
Most people are illiterate because they don’t care how many times he tried and failed before finding success. He made use of the information he already possessed, continued to learn from his mistakes, stuck to his plan, and didn’t let his fear of failing or his worry about being made fun of by others stop him.
That of success
One of the reasons, in my opinion, that we hear so many success stories of immigrants in the United States of America is because they were exposed to stories about how you can build the kind of life you want for yourself here. It’s as if all the stories they heard as children about how everyone has the right to succeed in America have supplanted any lingering doubts about their own ability to succeed. They simply roll up their sleeves and get to work making their desires a reality because they don’t have a fear of failing. They may trip and fall and take a few classes along the way, but they don’t really give up and quit.
Hollywood knows about it. Showing us the memories of underdogs who put in the work and ultimately succeeded has become their entire business. Nobody can pay money to watch a movie about a perfect person who creates a perfect dream and lives a perfect life while successfully completing everything they set out to do. Boohooing! In any case, we dislike people who come across as being too perfect. Crossing ahead and failing gives us a reason to pay attention to you, to tell others about you, and to support you.
After learning how to dance for the first time in school, I received one of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever received on the subject. I gained knowledge, “You are not trying very hard if you are not falling. Playing it safe, you remain in your comfort zone. You aren’t moving up any levels.” I was motivated by that to conquer my fear of falling. That summer, I absolutely destroyed my bad body, but I also made a ton of money thanks to my adeptness at the sport.
“That of failure is typically encountered on the path to your success destination.”
Nobody mentioned how generally I fell that summer or how depressed I became; instead, they only emphasized how quickly I picked up knowledge and what a fantastic job I changed into doing. Only my teacher knew how difficult it was for me to push past that comfort zone to give myself permission to give in, so he could sit back with this self-satisfied grin on his face. Nothing compares to removing that enormous chunk from existence and having it chew around just a chunk!
Laugh briefly before plunging back in.
Are you really going to put off purchasing something so expensive because you’re afraid of failing? Would you be willing to persevere and suffer through the early mistakes to reach that 1/3 time if I promised you that you would only fail twice and succeed at the 0.33 attempt? We’ll carry out the order. All that needs to be discussed is how broadly. As a result, before you cross, take a leap of faith.
In conclusion,
In conclusion, flopping on the group is a natural occurrence. What truly matters is how you deal with it when it happens. And it’s when you fail or things don’t go as planned that you learn the most. The importance of never giving up. So, instead of allowing fear to get in the way, confront it head-on. That will make everything so much easier in life.
Now, what are your thoughts on this article? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below.
Copyright 2004, Skye Thomas, Tomorrow’s Edge
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Kiersti writes on self-love and personal development professionally. Over the past ten or so years, she has studied self-love and personal growth. Visit https://womansdailyneeds.com/ to learn more about what she does, and like her on Facebook at https://facebook.com/womansdailyneeds to keep up with her.
