Remember, failure is an event, not a person.

Do not ever let failure define you.

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Is failure really that bad?

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Failure hidden what needs to be learnt, recognised or changed.

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What do you tell yourself in a low moment? What is this setback trying to "tell me"? How am I seeing "failure"? What do I learn from this experience? What would I do differently next time? Can I observe this failure from the distance in a different perspective? Remember, use kind words to yourself in low moments. Learn from them to come back stronger. fidalgoruben.com

Remember, failure is an event, not a person.

Do not ever let failure define you.

Do not ever let failure define you.

Is failure really that bad?

Shifting the way we look at it, it can be a great messenger and teacher.

Failure hidden what needs to be learnt, recognised or changed.

Be aware of your self talk in moments where things do not go the way you desire.

What you tell yourself in moments of failure is critical.