Failure: Failure is not falling down but refusing to get up

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Failure! What actually it is? Most of us interpret the meaning of failure in wrong way. What if I say, it is good to have failed sometime? Yes, it is important to face failure some times. It is as important as success in one's life.
It is good to be a successful man because we all work to be successful. If you are good at your work and have dedication in your work then nobody can stop you from getting success, but if you are in habit of success and you are not able to digest any failure, even small one, then it might be dangerous for you because it will develop a negative attitude in you. In such case, if you fail in some work it may lead you to somewhere else from your goal and walk on unethical paths to achieve success. This kind of success is of no value.
On another hand, if you are ready to accept failures and keep working to get what you want will help you to get success. No doubt, Success gives you the fruits of your hard work, but failure will teach you a lot. It will teach you how to act and work in worst situations, how to handle such situations, what to do and what to not and many more things. It is good to make mistakes it will help you to learn many things, but you must not repeat the same mistake again and again.
There are several examples in which the people faces failure are the most successful persons. We can take the example of some great personalities like God of Cricket Sachin Tendulkar, King of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan, Flying Sikh of India Milkha Singh and many others. They are called Gods and Kings of their fields, but is it achieved in a single night? The answer is a Big NO. They all have faced failures and suffered from very bad situations but they are at the peak now. It is only because they never blamed their failures, they learned from it, fought with it, worked on it and now we all know at what positions these people are.
Behind every successful person, there is always a story of failures. A failure is a failure only if you did not learn anything from it otherwise it is a step towards the success. If you are ready to accept failure, have a mentality to learn from your failures and work on the mistakes that you learned from your failure and work with same or more energy after failure, then nobody can stop you from touching the peak of success my friend.

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