It’s all coming out now. Documents from the FBI were leaked to the media this week, and they are not painting a very good picture for Joe Biden. Trump is going to pounce all over this. Read more…
Why is this being normalized, especially at this age?
There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who learn from failure and use those failures to drive them to success, and those who curl up in a ball and hide. Winston Churchill summed this up perfectly:
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."
I have always considered failure to be a learning tool of sorts. For instance, the first time I tried out for my golf team, I was cut, which made me work twice as hard, and I finally made it. When I raced bikes, I would get smoked on hills, so I learned to love climbing until I could punish people on them.
Over the generations, parents and society in general have tried to shield children from “losing” at an early age, which I believe has hurt both them and society in general. Mass shootings, crazy alternative lifestyles, etc., are all, I believe, rooted in kids not learning how to lose at an early age. Am I crazy for thinking this? Click here to respond.
