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jaymacx t1_jcffqpl wrote

I think temporarily not completing your goal isn’t an outright failure. Especially in a situation such as playing basketball. He was on a path towards obtaining the highest accolade and achieved it. Learning from your mistakes is a part of the recipe for success. Let’s put this in a scenario most of us go through…. Lets say you work a job as a cleaner/janitor and the main goal of that job is to have the area you’re assigned to be clean and presentable. You have little experience in the beginning because cleaning is new to you. As you grow in your job you learn what works and what doesn’t. I think true failure is when you quit and don’t work towards any goals.

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The_Galvinizer t1_jcfoga3 wrote

This, making mistakes isn't failing, it's part of the process to becoming great

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CrazyCoKids t1_jcfvi3f wrote

Even if you make a mistake sometimes that can get you not given another chance. But this is a very good way to put it.

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