Landscape illutration for illustration lovers using Illustrator
by Iaroslav Lazunov
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Collection of fashionable wears and good songs to hear... all at one place
January 24, 2015
September 17, 2014
3 Keys To Making Each Failure A Worthwhile Venture
I have reached some incredibly low
points and moments that many would consider to be failures. Not convinced?
During my time in college, I
was removed from my university after only my first semester and subsequently
banned from campus until further notice.
At 18 years old, I slowly watched
everything slip from my grasp. This led to dark twists in friendships, a
repulsive lack of self-confidence and a future cluttered by my own personal
turmoil.
As a teenager, I thought I had lost
it all. There would be no high paying job, there would be no worldly travel and
I was off my rocker if I thought anyone was to ever associate with me again. I
had hit the lowest of the low.
Fortunately, the people around me
gave me the opportunities I needed to prove my worth not only to them, but
myself. I set out to prove my self-loathing thoughts to be incorrect.
I came to realize this is my game
and I can simply not win by being on the bench. It was along this path that I
discovered that my failures may not define me, but they sure as hell built me.
The word failure is quite subjective
in the sense that a failure to one person may not necessarily be viewed as such
to someone else. Failures teach you more than successes — check out the keys to
a successful failure:
1. Have
A Goal Or End Game In Sight
Having a goal in sight — an
objective that you want to accomplish through meaningful tasks — is the most
important step in any game plan.
If you can look at the moment when
your progress began to halt or you believe you truly “failed,” can you say that
you had an end game in sight? If so, stop seeing big red letters that read FAIL
in your head and learn from this moment.
Individuals who just “wing it”
rarely reach their goals because they never identified them in the first place.
Having a clear goal in your head keeps you driven and allows you to focus on
the small steps along the way.
2.
Understanding The Root Cause
One of the strongest tools we have
for being capable of cognizant thought is to control how our minds react to
situations.
When you have reached a shortcoming
in your plan, it is just that: a shortcoming. There is no changing the fact it
is a glitch in what you thought was your flawless plan and now something must
be done if you are truly committed.
We waste too much time becoming
angry, agitated and dismissive. Take time for yourself and write down what may
have caused your failure in that instance.
Was it a personal flaw? Did
something occur financially that was not planned? Maybe it was simply
underdeveloped planning but at least you now know! Sit down, analyze weak
points in the path and enable yourself to efficiently allocate resources to the
issue.
3.
Willingness To Explore
So, you failed and you never want to
try something new again. Did you try to break boundaries? If so, then I call
bullsh*t!
There are far too many in the world
who are comfortable with the status quo — far too many who are willing to sit
by, have someone change the world for them and suck up all the glory while
their legacies drift off in the dismal wind of time.
Doing something out of your comfort
zone, larger than you but with a clear path is something at which I would be
proud to fail. Picking myself up and falling, time and time again, making those
necessary adjustments along the way.
You have undoubtedly heard quotes of
famous entrepreneurs, like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates, claim their numerous
failures — Thomas Edison claimed to have failed over thousands of times.
Source: unknown
September 27, 2010
Aren't you crazy at aNiMeS,then what are you waiting |O_o|
I am a crazy when it comes at anime. I used to hate anime sometime in the past but after starting watching i can't stop myself. If you say which do i prefer an anime series or a movie, definitely my answer would be anime. If you are not fan of anime you worth give a try at some great masterpiece i know. If you hate anime try watching Code Geass R1+R2, Death note, Naruto, or Bleach. After watching you will realize what are anime, i guarantee your satisfaction.
Before watching any anime i watch ratings and reviews first and start watching because where there are best there are worse too goshhhh..... i suggest watching rating at sites like http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/ or just google it.
Code Geass R1+R2 is a masterpiece, i would give 5/5 to it. It has perfect and tragic ending, teardrops falls if you got serious into it as i felt for it :)
Really speaking I've connection of 128kbps (i know that sucks) and it took more than 2 weeks to complete but it was worth watching, my downloads and time didn't got wasted i'm happy for that.
Death-note, speaking of which i remember copyright of it, ha ha there is no copyright laws in my country which means piracy is more likely allowed. I downloaded first 6 parts by myself but curiosity, and suspense of anime that i couldn't wait!! oh yeah i went down straight to market and buoyed the pirated DVDs, i spent less than $2 and got all episodes, thank to god piracy doesn't matter in this country.
Episodes from 1-25 were the best but i'm personally not satisfied with its ending. 4.5 out of 5, is what its worth.
Naruto is also among my favorites, no matter how many times i watch it i love it and i will love it forever. Its ongoing so i had curiosity so i read manga, but it was a bad idea to read manga, the excitement watching episodes is all gone in manga and i don't feel like seeing it so I've stopped reading manga from 505, i will not know what will Naruto do, will he control nine-tailed beast or not that is inside him :(
aah i'm lazy at my work, i want to post links to anime but my hands are not moving dammit, i will give you links if you want please feel free to request for link. thanks for reading this article.
Before watching any anime i watch ratings and reviews first and start watching because where there are best there are worse too goshhhh..... i suggest watching rating at sites like http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/ or just google it.
Code Geass R1+R2 is a masterpiece, i would give 5/5 to it. It has perfect and tragic ending, teardrops falls if you got serious into it as i felt for it :)
Really speaking I've connection of 128kbps (i know that sucks) and it took more than 2 weeks to complete but it was worth watching, my downloads and time didn't got wasted i'm happy for that.
Death-note, speaking of which i remember copyright of it, ha ha there is no copyright laws in my country which means piracy is more likely allowed. I downloaded first 6 parts by myself but curiosity, and suspense of anime that i couldn't wait!! oh yeah i went down straight to market and buoyed the pirated DVDs, i spent less than $2 and got all episodes, thank to god piracy doesn't matter in this country.
Episodes from 1-25 were the best but i'm personally not satisfied with its ending. 4.5 out of 5, is what its worth.
Naruto is also among my favorites, no matter how many times i watch it i love it and i will love it forever. Its ongoing so i had curiosity so i read manga, but it was a bad idea to read manga, the excitement watching episodes is all gone in manga and i don't feel like seeing it so I've stopped reading manga from 505, i will not know what will Naruto do, will he control nine-tailed beast or not that is inside him :(
aah i'm lazy at my work, i want to post links to anime but my hands are not moving dammit, i will give you links if you want please feel free to request for link. thanks for reading this article.
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