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Why do People Fail Failure is lack of success and unsuccessful in achieving one’s goal. But nobody can fail for a long period of time. If someone fail in one field he can succeed in other field. It is a short time experience that develops frustration. If someone fails it devalues yourself and discourages his heart. Failure is not as bad, it grows our wisdom and gives us experience. Failure is a part of life. When you struggle for attainment of a goal, sometimes you succeed while other time you fail. Actually failure is a hurdle or barrier that stops your way. Why do people fail? Failure is a short time barrier for those who continue the struggle. Sometimes it causes them to alter their life plan which is due to lack of persistency. Consistency is a process which converts your failure into success. Success is a process of going from failure to failure without success. Those who remain persistent accomplish their goal at some moment. Procrastination, lack of discipline ...
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