Interaction between Success and Failure

Interaction between Success and Failure

Success told failure that though we share the same number of letters, you are not closer to me.

Success said- The very first letter in my spelling starts with S- Which is nothing but success.

Failure said- If people don't fail to fail, they will never understand what success is.

Success said- my second letter is U. Those who understand the Power of success will work towards success.

Failure said - Those who analyse themselves will understand success and failure.

Success said- I create happiness for others.

Failure said- but nobody can move forward without my third letter, I- Initiative. Without touching my third letter, nobody can experience you.

Success said- once someone tastes me, they would like to taste me continuously.

Failure said- They will only try to attempt next time if they learn from me.

Success said- People are eager to experience me.

Failure said- they need to understand how failure should be handled to be eager to try it once again.

Success said- People get special treatment when I am with them.

Failure said- I help people understand the reality.

Success said- I am a story.

Failure said- I am an enlightenment.

Neither success nor failure is permanent; don't get sedated by success or bogged down by failure. Aspiring to give the best every day will help us to move forward in our lives.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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