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I will be a failure!

"I will be a failure"...She said...

The only way you can "be a failure" is when you stop trying, and this is a decision.
Though, from time to time you have to experience failure, so you learn new things about yourself. You grow up to a better version of yourself. And that is a decision too.

When you fall down, you gotta decide if you will stay down or if you will pick yourself up again. When you stand up again, you do learning a lesson.

While this happens, you may spend months or even years. And those years are not really wasted, actually they are your best. The ones you used to mature. Maybe you won't see a tangible result. But, deep inside you will feel it.

You are not a failure, unless you decide to be.

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