Yes, we’ve all heard it before, “You cannot succeed until you fail many times.” Well, that is truly depressing when you start out with a great idea and want it to succeed on the first try. After all, you certainly wouldn’t want to PLAN failure, would you?
Indeed. You might want to plan failure.
Failure itself is not bad. It is like doing an experiment. You try to mix various chemicals together and you see what happens. Listing something as a success or as a failure is somewhat counterproductive. After all, if you are randomly mixing chemicals together in your laboratory experiment and you make observations in your notebook about what is going on, none of the experiments can be a failure. They are merely observations. Why can’t failure be seen as this on other things in life? Why can’t people view failure as something to observe and examine and take note of and pay attention to? After all, there is not any difference between observing a failure and observing a success. The study of each provides information as to the cause of different attitudes and sources of the failures and the successes. One cannot really bring subjectivity to the surface, can they?
Oh, but it is difficult to fail at something and to not have an emotional reactive thought about it. It is very difficult to be able to judge something when your reason and logic are on vacation. How do you get from negative emotional reactions to the ability to see failure as something which should be observed objectively like your success?
The answer is: practice. When you are learning how to play the piano, you will not get better without lots and lots of practice. Over and over again, you must practice failing and reacting to failure appropriately to gradually begin to control your emotions. Then, you can do anything.
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