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How many dreams and goals have you evaded as you were frightened of failing? How many times have you looked back on your life, looked upon mistakes you've made, and kicked yourself over them? So many people allow dread of making mistakes to hold them back!If you fail at something it touches you in a deeply emotional way. While it feels detrimental at the time, it teaches you imperative lessons. You learn what doesn't work, which might truly bring you closer to success. Because it's so disturbing to fail, you'll try harder the following time.Even if you try and fail, you'll never be the person you were before you started the project. You've forced yourself to a fresh level, moved away from your comfort zone, and are much more sensible for having tried the task. If you constantly avoid pursuing goals and ambitions because you're frightened of making mistakes you'll never realize what you can accomplish. Trying and flunking is better than never having tried at all.Following a failure you might feel frail, hurt, broken, pulled down, and/or disappointed. However something astonishing happens once the original sting wears thin; you truly become stronger in mind and spirit! With each effort put forth you grow stronger in character and better your odds of achieving success. Since many people wish to avoid the pain of making an mistake, it may lead to better focus and desire to succeed.If you put your efforts into trying something and you fall short you build bravery to try again. It's commonly dread of the unknown that truly holds people back, however when you've made it through a failure, taken a risk and lost, it won't feel as chilling the next time you try. Bravery doesn't truly come from winning, however from the quest of goals-whether you win or not. By taking more gambles you'll build bravery to continue trying till you encounter success.They state that everything happens for a reason, and failure is no exception. Maybe you interviewed for an occupation and didn't get it, all the same a different one gets through that pays more and proposes room for growth.