Are you the person who failed?

Many among us feel that he failed. Success was felt so far away from him. Even after the failure unfolds failure caused him to feel he was 'destined' to fail. Is it really such an opinion. Let us look at some of those stories below.

• Einstein did not speak until the age of 4 years.
• Issac Newton often gets low grade in school and are considered "unpromising. "
• When Thomas Edison was still a child, the teacher considers "too stupid to learn anything. "
• Newspaper editor fired Walt Disney because it is said "Imagination lacked original ideas and no limits."
• Winston Churchill failed while in grade 6 and had to repeat because he did not complete the exam for promotion.
• F.W. Woolworth work in the 'dry goods' at the age of 21 years. His boss did not allow him to treat customers as it is said can not sell.

 Look at these people at the top. Now what these people?

• Einstain has become a famous physicist in history.
• Issac Newton has been a scientist and a leading physicists with theory of gravity.
• Thomas Edison was the creator of light and become very rich because his invention was.
• Walt Disney who does not know. Disney world is his.
• Winston Churcill became British prime minister.
• Woolworth is the UK's leading supermarkets.

How they are of very 'serious' background who eventually became very successful and popular. Had this attitude in our children or the children of our neighbors on this day we would 'stamp' the boy as a failure and no future.

There are some things that we can take lessons from these stories.

• Problem or a failure during childhood can not be a measure of his life in the future.
• The weakness that we have the adults (such as Woolworth) can not excuse our failure to be present.
• No matter what is and is not available to us now, but if we try to find our strengths and then we will surely achieve success as well.

:: We need not give more excuses not to succeed, otherwise look for our strength to success ::