Failure Lesson #1: Experience
The first important lesson gained from failure is experience.
What happens when we fail? When we go through something and can walk away with firsthand experience, it helps us to develop a deeper understanding for life.
The experience of failing at something is truly invaluable. It completely alters our frame-of-mind through the induction of pain.
It makes us reflect on the real nature of things and their importance in our lives, transforming and improving our future-selves.
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