DEFEAT, LIKE A HEADACHE,
WARNS US THAT SOMETHING
HAS GONE WRONG.
IF WE ARE INTELLIGENT
WE LOOK FOR THE CAUSE
AND PROFIT BY THE EXPERIENCE.
-Napoleon Hill
Defeat often talks to us in a language that we do not understand.
If this were not true, we would not make the same mistakes over and
over again without profiting by the lessons that they might teach us.
If it were not true, we would observe more closely the mistakes that
other people make and we would profit by them also.
DO NOT LOOK WHERE YOU FELL,
BUT WHERE YOU SLIPPED.
-African proverb
Every defeat teaches a needed lesson to those who are ready and
willing to be taught.
AN OPTIMIST SEES AN OPPORTUNITY
IN EVERY CALAMITY;
A PESSIMIST SEES A CALAMITY
IN EVERY OPPORTUNITY.
-Winston Churchill
We human beings often give ourselves credit to which we are not
entitled. I fear we too often assume credit for wisdom and for results
that accrue from causes over which we have absolutely no control.
At least refrain from accepting any defeat as failure
until you have had time to analyze the final result.
ONLY THOSE WHO
DARE TO FAIL GREATLY
CAN EVER ACHIEVE GREATLY.
-Robert Francis Kennedy
Self-approval is a dangerous state of mind.
This is a great truth that many people do not learn for the better
part of a lifetime. Some never do learn it. But those who do are those
who finally begin to understand the strange language of defeat.
I am convinced that we have few, if any, more dangerous enemies
to combat than that of self-approval.
THE PROBLEMS OF VICTORY ARE MORE
AGREEABLE THAN THOSE OF DEFEAT,
BUT THEY ARE NO LESS DIFFICULT.
-Winston Churchill
Some wise philosopher has said that we never learn very much
about a given subject until we begin teaching it to others.
THERE IS SOMETHING GOOD
IN ALL SEEMING FAILURES.
YOU ARE NOT TO SEE THAT NOW.
TIME WILL REVEAL IT.
BE PATIENT.
-Sri Swami Sivananda
Edward Bok has truthfully stated, poverty is the richest experience that
can come to a person - an experience which, however, he advises one
to get away from as quickly as possible.
Finding the work that one likes best and for which
one is best suited is also very much like finding the person whom one
loves best.
There is no rule by which to make this search, but when the right
niche is found, one immediately recognizes it.
TELL EVERYONE
WHAT YOU WANT TO DO
AND SOMEONE WILL
WANT TO HELP YOU DO IT.
-W. Clement Stone
"Whatsoever a man sow, that shall he also reap."
THERE ARE TWELVE
GOOD REASONS FOR FAILURE.
THE FIRST ONE IS THE AVOWED
INTENTION OF DOING NO MORE
THAN ONE IS PAID TO DO, AND
THE PERSON WHO MAKES THIS AVOWAL
MAY SEE THE OTHER ELEVEN BY
STEPPING BEFORE A LOOKING-GLASS.
-Napoleon Hill
I believe most earnestly that anything a man acquires from
his fellow man, without the full consent of the person from
whom it is acquired, will eventually burn a hole in his pocket,
or blister the palms of his hands, to say nothing of gnawing
at his conscience until his heart aches with regret.
The best way to realize that ambition is to perform more
work than you are paid to perform. You can get along with
but little schooling; you can get along with but little capital;
you can overcome almost any obstacle with which you are
confronted, if you are honestly and earnestly willing to do the
best work of which you are capable, regardless of the amount
of money you receive for it.
PROSPERITY IS ONLY
AN INSTRUMENT TO BE USED,
NOT A DEITY TO BE WORSHIPED.
-Calvin Coolidge
SUCCESS IS GOING FROM
FAILURE TO FAILURE
WITHOUT LOSING
YOUR ENTHUSIASM.
-Winston Churchill
Defeat is a destructive force only when it is accepted as failure. When
accepted as teaching some needed lesson it is always a blessing.
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