FAIL TO WIN

FAIL TO WIN

BE AN OVERCOMER

WHAT MATTERS

3/19/2015

Dr. C. Branker

The philosophy of disqualifying someone due to a failure, was never a good thing.

I cannot remember how many times I failed algebra, but I remember how many times my teacher told me that I was too smart. NEVER!!

Failure became an enemy, as a flop. Millions of people around the world are so afraid of failure.

This kind of thinking is a big mistake; failure should be treated as a friend.

Your reaction to failure determines what you do with it. If you treat your failure as a foe, for example, you'll hide it.

Whenever you fail in a certain area, you'll want to get out of that area, whatever it is --- a job, a marriage, a relationship, even a hobby. I stayed away from algebra for many years.

If you treat your failure as a foe, you will take your mistakes too seriously. You'll be ridden with anxiety. Every mistake will be a life-or- death situation. On the other hand, if you can see failure as a friend, a helper, then you'll react positively to it. GO FOR IT!

Dr. C. Branker.