Do you believe that failure makes us stronger?

Answer 1

Can obstacles awaken the inherent abilities of a person to make him great?

"Several years ago I suffered from an attack of tennis elbow so intense that I couldn't even hold a pencil (forget trying to use it). As an artist and writer, this could have caused me a lot of mental anguish since I could not do the two things which are most important to me. Instead, I tried composing into a tape recorder instead of doing it longhand (which is still, BTW, my preferred method). And I tried drawing left-handed. I was very satisfied with both alternatives".

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Life failures, difficulties and crisis can
make us stronger and wiser by
Awakening our souls.

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Failure as a Primary Vehicle for Success

http://www.1000ventures.com/business_guide/crosscuttings/failure_managing.html

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Answer 2

Depends how you cope with your failures...
If you learn a lesson from you failures, or if you 'get back up' after failing, yeah it makes you stronger.
But some people only get less confident, depressed and sad.

Answer 3

Oh Yeah! All those difficult things make you stronger :) Breakups, Deaths, Fights, etc. you learn to adopt another attitude so you won't get so hurt anymore...stronger--definitely :)

Answer 4

Though it's generally not realized but failures are great teachers as well as learning experiences.The key result area is, 'avoid the same mistakes'.

Answer 5

Not the failure itself, but what we learn from it.

Answer 6

yes cause after we fail then we try more harder to do that task