Hey guys… .
Hope you all are doing good and having a blast of a day.
It's raining in my place today.
And the whether is perfect for blogging.
So today I'll be sharing a short story about failure.
I'm sure most of us must have heard that failure leads to success.
Do you'll think this is true??
According to me I guess it's true.
But some may not agree to this.
Everyone has their own opinion and it's good.
But according to surveys most people agree that with failure comes success.
So with this I will divide my blog into 3 parts and explain to you why failure is very important.
So very carefully read my blog and try to understand what I'm trying to convey.
So my beautiful readers… . . … .. … … . … . .. Without wasting anymore time let's begin blogging.
Once upon a time there was a young girl who was not such a good student.
But not being a good student doesn't make you a failure right.
She was working really hard for an abacus competition which she had applied for.
She got up at 7 am and exactly at 8am sat down to study.
She had her bottle of water and some snacks at her side so that she wouldn't have any disturbance during her study time.
As she studied and didn't realize when it got late she missed her lunch.
She had lost her mother at a very young age due to some illness.
We know that even if we are busy our mothers come with a plate of nutrients to us.
Even if we are not in a mood… . Eating is a must.
So the girl sat studying till 8 pm and didn't even realize.
Only when her bottle of water got empty… … . .. And she went to refill it did she realize it was 8:10 pm and it was time for her favorite serial.
As she just went to take the remote… . . . . . Her wicked aunt makes an entry and snatches the TV remote from her hand.
So the next part of this blog I shall continue in part 2.
So please do stay connected and know more about the story.
You may relate your own story.
You may understand that you can do it.
You can make it to the end of the race.
Even if there is failure you can and you will achieve what you deserve.
