Dear Friend,

In this period of currency instability due to the dynamic world economic order and situations, conversions are pragmatic ways economists; entrepreneurs and the wider business community emphasise in order to find their levels in the equilibrium of financial diets and harmonious progressions.

And whilst taking advantage of the fall of certain currencies, others use the fall as an opportunity to diversify or convert currencies into other most productive and far reaching stable entities.

There is a great conversion that is actually going to create incredible assets for you your future and your success.

Failure. Have you ever been faced with failure? Certainly yes.
Failure is one of life’s experiences most of us would rather not wish to encounter. Generally we tend to associate failure with our inner criticism and self-judgement.
The dare, fear of failure is so intense that we tend to be hesitant in focusing on inner dreams.
We would rather not try to fail again. Howbeit they are expected components in the process of change and metamorphosis in the spiritual, physical and social terms of things.
Failures are so difficult in acceptance in the sense that they spark and initially reinforce limiting beliefs that we already hold about ourselves.

You may have limiting beliefs like
-I am not good enough for what I want
-I am not being able to get what I want
-I am not being powerful to effect change
-Your desires will never be met

What you must remember is that” knowledge rest not upon truth alone, but upon error or mistakes also”-Carl Jung.

The truth is that failure is not bad. Actually it’s probably the only way to become successful.
Failure is a feedback to suggest an adjustment to our plan or trying a new approach.
Failure needs to be welcomed with open hands if it does come, and perhaps begin to accept that failure is a natural aspect of every ultimately successful life.
The only true failure is when you concede defeat and give up completely.
It is when you learn nothing from the setbacks.

Confucius is quoted as saying that “our greatest glory is not in never failing but in our rising every time we fall”
The only people who do not fail are those who fail to try.
Failures must be seen as unconscious attempts to find things that do not work in order to reach the discovery of those that work.
Successful people fail more often than unsuccessful people because they are always in the business of trying.
They do not give up if and when they fail. In reality they sit back and view these experiences as learning opportunities.
Failures must provide you with the opportunities to discover what never works and gets you closer to inventing and exploring the things that work.
We need to teach ourselves the skills of converting, obstacles, failures, and threats into opportunities.
That is converting your abilities into great assets.
To be successful we need to design an alternative paradigm for failure.
Redefining failure not as a negative thing but as a valuable and crucial information extracted through experience for the journey towards achievement and success.
See you at the top.

ALL THE BEST

Stanley Joshua Kudolo
www.inspirational-motivational-keys-4-greatness.com