Instead of blaming luck, research
those setbacks. If you lose, learn from that.
Lots of folks go through life,
explaining their mediocrity with "hard luck," "tough luck,"
"sour luck," "bad luck."
These people are still like
children, immature, searching for sympathy.
Without realizing it, they fail to
see opportunities to grow bigger, stronger, more self-reliant.
Stop blaming luck.
Blaming luck
never got anyone where he wanted to go
We must have persistence. But persistence is only one of the ingredients of victory.
We can try and try, and try and
try and try again, and still fail, unless we combine persistence with
experimentation
Edison is credited with being one
of America's most persistent scientists. It's reported that he conducted
thousands of experiments before he invented the electric Iight bulb.
But note:
Edison conducted experiments. He
persisted in his goal to develop a Iightbulb. But he made that persistence
payoff by blending it with experimentation.
Persisting in one way is not a
guarantee of victory. But persistence blended with experimentation does guarantee
success
Many ambitious people go through
life with admirable persistence and show of ambition, but they fail to succeed
because they don't experiment with new approaches.
Stay with your goal. Don't
waver an inch from it.
But don't beat your head against a
wall. If you aren't getting results, try a new approach
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