EMBRACING FAILURE AS A STEPPING STONE: learning from setbacks and building resilience

For you? What is Embracing Your Failure/Mistakes Mean? For me it is the way to free your self from your past mistakes and continue going for the better. Come and read my experiences about my life as a STEM student.

As a grade 11 STEM student it is a new chapter of my life where I’m

expected to be mature and strong because college life is one step a head of

me.

As a STEM student, i have a doubt that there is no chance for me to be on top

again, I’m surrounded with people that much smarter and has a wide

vocabulary than me, I can see the gap between our intelligence and it made

me think that I’m not belong to this strand.

One time after our 1st

summative test it felt like my world has disappear after seeing my test score, I melt and lose my

hope and it made me think that I’m not that smart and it comes to my mind

that it is because, my last school is much smaller, and has a few students in my class, than my current school right

now, and it proves that my intelligence is not that great for me to go with their flow.

But, Someone told me that we have our own intelligence, We have our own way

to learn new things, And we have our own way to express ourselves. So don't

be pressured and use them to encourage you to be a much greater person

than you are before.

Then, you will see yourself as a much stronger and competent person you've

ever known. Let's learn from our setbacks and use it as our motivation to go

on with our journey to life.

•Motivate

Motivation is what everyone need to continue for a better life that every one

of us is thriving to work for

•Learn

Learn from mistakes and do much greater things, learn from others and don’t

compare yourself to them, because we all have our own way to shine.

•Share

Share your knowledge to let others have what you got, helping others with

knowledge is what you can do for them to grow and be successful in life.

Stop trying to be the smartest in the room. Be the most curious, the most open, the most willing to learn. That's where growth happens.

-Unknown.