Failure is a force-when someone sees this two words failure and force, the first question
that will echo in ones mind is failure and force are they the same?. yes they are not the
same , failure is just a disappointmet in life for just a time not for ever.while force is
when someone pushes something before it will move.so what to say is that, you have to
trouble your trouble so that your trouble will not trouble you again.
so if your expectation fails you,fail not yourself, for a disappoint in life is a stepping
stone to the greatness that is hidden.don't fail to plan ,don't put the chart before the
horse,don't stay in one position,don't be idle to do somethings,don't do last what you are
suppose to do first.please hear my advice for better tomorrow Though sometime you may fail
from what you are doing,yes it sometime happen like that but I assured you that is not the
end of human life.it is just lack of success at a particular time not forever.failure should
be a force like I have said early that pushes somebody to find a solution to a problem and
the best way out of one's problem is to go through it.so my fellow people,if you are doing
somethings in life and is not moving as you wish,dont commit sin by saying what is wrong to
your creator.
We must often be prepared to patiently wait for our efforts to produce results we can see. It is easy to do something and expect immediate results. We many even suspect failure has occurred if we don’t quickly see something tangible happen. But remember that seeds grow underground before you can see them. Sometimes they grow slowly and first establish roots before we see any tangible evidence of life. Those of us who garden learn to wait for the flowers to bloom. In the same way we must be careful not to casually judge an action or event as a failure. It is very possible that not enough time has elapsed to correctly judge the results. That principle holds true in nature and in life.
The second thing about failure is that it is relative to your perspective. Something terrible may happen in your life, but upon close examination you may clearly see a “silver lining”. There is an old Norwegian story about a fisherman who was out to sea with his two sons. The day was very good and they had achieved a large catch that would make anyone proud. But then a storm suddenly appeared that was so fierce and dark they could no longer see the shoreline! The boat rocked and creaked violently and the three men thought they would lose their lives. As if that wasn’t bad enough, they lost their sense of direction and feared they would be lost at sea. Unknown to the fisherman, a tragic fire started at his home about the same time. It began in the kitchen of his cottage and destroyed every possession he had! The fisherman and his sons eventually found their bearings and were able to bring their boat safely ashore. When the men reached the dock, the fisherman’s wife was waiting to meet him with the tragic news of the fire. She uttered while crying, “Karl, a fire has destroyed everything we had”. “We have nothing left!” But the fisherman appeared to be unmoved by her news. She continued, “Karl, are you listening to me…everything is gone!” Karl nodded his head and replied, “Yes dear…I heard you…but a couple of hours ago, the boys and I thought we would die at sea. We were in despair and losing hope we would ever find the shore. Then I saw a dim yellow glow in the distance. We rowed toward it closer and closer and it grew ever larger drawing us toward its light. The same fire that destroyed our home saved our lives!”
Karl understood an important lesson. Failure is often success when we see it from a different point of view. If we have a positive mindset it is virtually impossible to reflect on any event which doesn’t have some good in it, if only we are willing to look for it. In 1872 a severe drought occurred in California that shriveled up a farmer’s entire grape crop. All other farmers considered their crops a failure. However, one farmer sent his “dried up” grapes to a grocery store and they were advertised as Puruvian delicacies. These decimated grapes even began to sell for a premium price far above the cost of fresh grapes! And from this crop failure, we have all been eating raisins since that time! Again, failure is largely determined by our perspective and point of view. If you consider yourself or an event as a failure perhaps another look is in order!
don't stay in one place because the best way for you is to find solution to
your expectation that fail you.do the right thing at the right time.the effect of our action
will just postponed but they are never lost.so my fellow people it is better to deal with
something immediately because if you wait unnecessarily,it may become worse or more
difficult and thereby causing extra work for you.so don't delay yourself for tomorrow may be
too late.hear my advice
By moses
