Failure is a necessary piece of life. Without failure we would not have the ability to grow and develop to new levels. The challenge is that society has wired us to believe that failure is a bad thing. The reality is that with each failure  new things are learned and with each failure you are one step closer to that potential revolutionary break through that will take you to new heights in your life. The trick is not to quit and push well through that major breakthrough that you deserve and have earned the right to take. 

The only true failure comes as a result of quiting and not reaching your true potential.

One example I like to use is one which we can all relate to and that is learning to walk when we are infants. How many failures do we experience as we were trying to figure that whole walking thing out? However with each step we learned more about using things to guide us, we learned to hang on to things as we were learning balance ourselves. With a few more steps, even though we fell many times in between we learned better ways to place our feet to promote balance. With all of those tumbles and hard falls that we took we not only developed the balance it took to walk but also took it even farther by being able to run. The key to our success when it came to learning to run was not stopping at failures and taking the time to learn from our failures, not give up and grow. The key to success at anything in life for that matter is to fail, not give up, learn and try again using the knowledge we gained from what we perceived as failing. It applies to walking, so why shouldn’t that apply to anything else you set out to do in life?