Some of the best advice I've heard in a
while is this phrase from Denis Waitley.
He says this …
“Never carry a failure into the present tense.”
Here is the thing. Perhaps you failed at something. You ARE NOT a failure.
See the logic here?
What you may have failed to
do is far different from who you are
as a person. Grasp that concept and you
are well on your way to health and accurate thought.
I've dropped a few drumsticks in the
past. I am still a pretty good drummer. Just ask my wife.
I've sung a few flat notes. I can still sell a song from the heart.
I've had a few typos in my blogs. I am a successful writer.
“Never carry
a failure into the present tense.”
P Michael
Biggs
Offering Up-Moments
One Moment at a Time