Should we celebrate failures the way we celebrate success?
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Ervin T Crain@ervin_crain
In my opinion, no!
Even though success, in some way, comes from many attempts and failures, I feel they are two very different things and should be treated as such.
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Why not?
In some ways (and in the right headspace) I like to celebrate failures more.
ā¢ It frees up time for success
ā¢ It teaches more immediate lessons
ā¢ It shows I made an attempt, which is more than just thinking about doing
In my mind, kudos go to those who:
never started < failed < succeeded
I don't know that "celebrate" is the right word. It might just be my brain attaching a certain connotation to it.
That being said, I think failure should respected and... you know what, yeah, probably celebrated. As a society, if we saw failure for what it really is, an opportunity to learn, instead of as a "bad thing", then we'd be a lot less stressed, a lot more open, and more successful.
I think there is always a reason to celebrate. Failures are our experience. I always try to celebrate small victories as well as big ones. And thanks to the link https://balloons.online/licensed... I found a huge selection of balloons. Now I can decorate for any event with any theme. My holidays have become brighter.