Quotes About Failure

The measure of wealth is the ability to afford ones' mistakes.

You are not judged by your success, but rather, how you respond to your failures.

If our goal is not to "succeed" or avoid failure or mistakes, but to learn something, we will never fail.

Im most likely to succeed at failing but the point is your succeeding.

What you create doesn't have to be perfect....Don't let fear of failure discourage you. Don't let the voice of critics paralyze you—whether that voice comes from the outside or inside

Justification of failure is the most powerful mechanism adopted by the mind to avoid the reflection of Self Failure

i can accept FAILURE, everyone falls at something.but what i can't accept is NOT TRYING.

You are accountable for your own victory or misery

sometimes we fall because we don't struggle to prevent ourselves from falling

Graduating from the School of Hard Knocks doesn't always get you to Fort Knox.

False reasons trapped in your old bean. Failure isn't your nemesis, denial of truth is.

life is a video game, only difference is that you don't always get three chances!

Every failure was a stepping stone towards a greater success.

You can't live without failing at something, unless you love so cautiously you might as well have nit lived at all, in which case, you fail be default.

The story of grace is the Gospel of not just forgiveness, but also of redemption. God uses the weak, the ones who have failed and the ones who had run out of second chances long ago.

If it's glorious to fail in great attempts, then #gloriousfail should definitely be a thing.

Love not your dream but the road leading to it and you might still fail, but you shall definitely end up enjoying every moment of your life.

There is nothing left but the attempt and not trying is the same as failing.

Many ghosts also walk the halls of the White House and the chambers of Congress. I have encountered quite a few ghosts of former U.S. congressmen who regret that, having been given a rare opportunity to foster positive change in the country, they blew it. Many cling to the earth, guilt-ridden with failure, often haunting their assembly room in the hope of impressing their contemporaries. In

That it failed to fix IBM's problems or help Akers suggests that collectively the board proved unwilling, complicit, or simply incompetent to carry out its fiduciary and ethical responsibilities until forced to by circumstances.

Well, what kind of hello is that? Besides. You wouldn't want me as a supply officer, Bagger. I'd fuck it up so bad you'd starve.

Learning how to work and learning how to fail is important.

There are no second-place finishers—you don't take silver, you simply lose gold. Second place is nothing but the best loser—nobody lost better than the guy in second place. But on the battlefield that guy usually winds up dead.

The best things in life are making mistakes, because we can learn from it.