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Readjust what "failure" means for you. If you've improved, it's not a total failure. Pursue what you love, and steadily improve upon it. It's common for people
by cglee 14y ago
Readjust what "failure" means for you. If you've improved, it's not a total failure. Pursue what you love, and steadily improve upon it.
It's common for people to always adjust their goals upwards when a milestone has been met. But it's also healthy to adjust them downwards, and take satisfaction in the act of improving.