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Wow, this is a question that is impossible to answer directly! But failure is a very good topic for discussion. Here are my thoughts: Failure is a precursor
by jschveibinz 6y ago
Wow, this is a question that is impossible to answer directly! But failure is a very good topic for discussion. Here are my thoughts: Failure is a precursor to learning. So generally speaking, the more you know, the more you have failed. Success is defined by goal achievement. Success is not directly dependent on knowledge, but it helps. Given this logic, success is only partially a function of failure, and therefore not directly related to the number of failures.
- deadcoder0904 6y agoHaha that's why I asked. > Failure is a precursor to learning. That's definitely a good point. When I asked the question, I thought about how many times you've tried to achieve a goal rather than learning something & failing while learning.