This is such a great topic and one that drudges up the good, bad and the ugly from all of us.
I think I have made a friend of my failures, I no longer treat it as an enemy that needs to be overcome.
I take it along with me on my journey to do better. I am a homeschooling mom and I teach my kids all the time that failure isn't ultimate. You certainly can make a friend out of it and use it to guide your efforts. If you see there's room to grow, keep putting in effort but if you have given it your all then simply change course.
I believe there are always more than one ways to reach somewhere. Sometimes you just have to carve your own path in order to do it.
Thank you Rose for your kind words. I do believe that my kids are so so fortunate to have a choice and autonomy with their learning and yes, I try to impart the little I have learned from living thus far.❤️
This is such a great topic and one that drudges up the good, bad and the ugly from all of us.
I think I have made a friend of my failures, I no longer treat it as an enemy that needs to be overcome.
I take it along with me on my journey to do better. I am a homeschooling mom and I teach my kids all the time that failure isn't ultimate. You certainly can make a friend out of it and use it to guide your efforts. If you see there's room to grow, keep putting in effort but if you have given it your all then simply change course.
I believe there are always more than one ways to reach somewhere. Sometimes you just have to carve your own path in order to do it.
To make friends with failure. Yes.
Your kids are so fortunate to learn this from you at an early age. They will surely have more joy and resiliency in life from these perspectives!
Thank you Rose for your kind words. I do believe that my kids are so so fortunate to have a choice and autonomy with their learning and yes, I try to impart the little I have learned from living thus far.❤️