“A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.” – George Bernard Shaw
You can make mistakes only if you try to do something. Trying means living, striving to reach a destination or a goal. It’s better to try and make a mistake than never try, because you’re almost assured never to succeed.
by Ralph Marston
Every problem is a chance for you to become a better version of yourself. Every challenge charts a path for growth and improvement.
Every setback carries the potential for powerful motivation. Every disappointment can lift you to a higher level of resolve.
Every inconvenience has the power to inspire new resourcefulness. Every frustration gives you a way to strengthen your patience.From each positive experience, you learn a few things. From each negative experience, you learn much more.
Of course you would not intentionally seek to be hurt or disappointed. But neither would you want a life where hurt and disappointment never happen.
Difficult things can happen, do happen, and amazingly, life finds a way to make them beneficial. Difficult things can happen, and that’s what makes the good things so very good.
“Good. Better. Best. Never let it Rest. ‘Til your Good is Better and Your Better is Best.” – St. Jerome
This was written centuries ago. He is telling us that we must not become complacent. We must continually change and strive to improve.
Continuous Improvement Is Better than Delayed Perfection – Mark Twain
It’s like climbing mountain, you have a choice. One long steady slope or a number of peaks to conquer along the way.
But by careful planning, you can follow the path of least resistance. And to achieve your goal looking ahead you can see the nearest peaks, valleys and paths to achieve the summit.
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