smart people change their ways until they succeed.

 The irony of football that the control of failure is the cause of success resembles life.


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We fear failure. That's why they play boring football in the arena of life.


Without a flashy dribble, a great pass, or a powerful shot, he just waits for the ball and doesn't want to release it when it arrives. It may seem like he just wants to sit on the grass holding the soccer ball of success in his chest.


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Our lives must be full of failures to score goals.


Numerous attempts, it is an attempt for a goal, not a failure.


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"How many times have I failed?" instead


"How many attempts have I made?" I ask.


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It is the power of perception and language.


The recognition that failure is an attempt is the starting point of failure management.


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Incorporate these two value principles into your daily routine and be willing to fail. No, let's try.


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First, try one more time than fail.


If I could have a dream but not be a slave to it,


It's just one more try when you think you should stop.


An attempt that does not give in is success.


Make one more resolution than you lose. Then the decision is kept.


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Second, let's add new elements so that the trial becomes a creative trial rather than a simple repetition.


If you read 50 books a year and there is not much left in your head, you need to change the way you read.


The underlined, transcribed, savored, and powerful passages should be separable for use and application.


If you quote in a variety of ways, such as citations in letters and presentations, reading becomes a much more exciting process of collecting ideas and languages. All learning and training requires evolution of the process, and the effect is bound to increase rapidly as the method changes.


If you follow a failed method and still expect good results, you are stupid. Smart people change their ways until they succeed.


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there is no failure


There are only countless attempts.

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