FAILURE.!!

   What is Failure?

"Failure is a teacher,Who teaches us how to succeed"



It is common that you may fail at first because at first you have no experiance how to do particular things So,if you fail at first try Don't give up too easily.
Failure means that you do something wrong.
If you fail never give up Try again and again you will succeed one day Don't give up persistence pays off in the end. 
work hard to achive your goals in your life.


We cannot always be successful the first time around.It takes a while to learn,to experiment and to succeed.We often get furserated,we may even give up because of the fair of failing.It is certain that we will have to go through great difficulties before we reach to our Goals in our lives.Nobody knows only success.Try again is the only way to be successful.If you do not give up i am sure that you will succeed.



So,Never Give up and try again and again.


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