Tony Robbins Why Do We Fail
Why do we fail? It is a difficult question to answer. As Tony Robbins said, “I have come to believe that all my past failures and frustrations were laying the foundation for the understandings that have created the new level of living I now enjoy.” Success is not earned easily but requires hard work. The only other option is failure, where shortcuts are taken to be successful without the application of work. Growth occurs through periods of downfall and reconstruction which can lead to one’s success. Self improvement begins with studying the errors made and coming up with a devised plan to succeed.
After being dismissed from school, my father had come to pick me up and had a letter in his hand waiting for me. I grabbed the letter anxiously …show more content…
One of the people who changed my level of fear was a man named Ayaz. He told me that “no one is perfect and everyone must fail to know the successful steps.” He taught how he was in the same predicament as I was, but he told me to develop a habit of staying positive as well as increasing my skills in various ways. Ayaz explained how time management was the greatest thing I could focus on and how I should stay on top of all my work ahead of time. He emphasized that staying focused on my grades and the opportunities I received rather then the negatives would help me succeed as a student. Not only did Ayaz change me to being more motivated and positive, but my father gave me the words I needed. My father told me that as of right now I was not working as hard as I should and be not attending my desired high school was a wakeup call. It was a sign telling me to start caring about my future, to start having a drive to do my best, and I truly realized that my father was right. I took Ayaz and my father’s advice to make the best of the situation I was in causing me to turn my academic career back onto
After being dismissed from school, my father had come to pick me up and had a letter in his hand waiting for me. I grabbed the letter anxiously …show more content…
One of the people who changed my level of fear was a man named Ayaz. He told me that “no one is perfect and everyone must fail to know the successful steps.” He taught how he was in the same predicament as I was, but he told me to develop a habit of staying positive as well as increasing my skills in various ways. Ayaz explained how time management was the greatest thing I could focus on and how I should stay on top of all my work ahead of time. He emphasized that staying focused on my grades and the opportunities I received rather then the negatives would help me succeed as a student. Not only did Ayaz change me to being more motivated and positive, but my father gave me the words I needed. My father told me that as of right now I was not working as hard as I should and be not attending my desired high school was a wakeup call. It was a sign telling me to start caring about my future, to start having a drive to do my best, and I truly realized that my father was right. I took Ayaz and my father’s advice to make the best of the situation I was in causing me to turn my academic career back onto