1) This past semester I have learned from several failures, but in
this post, I will describe in detail one of my failures from this semester.
This previous semester, I was extremely busy with classes to ROTC tasks that I
had to complete. The failure that I experienced was I forgot to do an
assignment for another class. I received an email that reminded me to complete
the task at a specific time. However, caught up with other things in my life, I
neglected to check my email and completely forgot about completing the task. I
was granted another opportunity to turn it in later in the future. After I was
given this chance, I took advantage of it and completed my task. I failed to
check my email which helps me stay on top of my coursework.
2) The failure that I experienced this past semester made me focus
more on my academics. Also, it helped me think more about the bigger picture in
life. I learned that I need to make sure I check canvas and my email more
frequently. Checking them both will ensure more success with academics and my
personal life. I learned to be more proactive with the tasks that I have been
assigned to complete. After this experience I will check my emails and canvas
daily.
3) Even though failure is difficult to experience, I believe that
everyone must go through at some point in their lives. The reason behind this
belief is that failure offers great life lessons that other things cannot teach
you. Failure helps you learn perseverance and know-how to go through other
difficult events that you will experience in your life. Failure is hard when
you must go through it in your life. In my life, I handle failure very
seriously. I make sure that I learn what I did wrong and fix that so then I
don’t make the same mistakes again. Also, I ensure my emotions are in check so
then I don’t get overwhelmed either. This class has not changed my perspective
on failure that much, but it has made me realize to take more risks to learn
from new experiences. These experiences will shape you into a better leader and
entrepreneur. I am more likely to take a risk now than just a few months. I am
more likely to take a risk because I have learned more from this class that
failure if you learn from it and embrace it, can help you become successful
later in life.
Oh lord, I think we've all done this a time or two. Academics tend to lead students to anxiety and depression. This usually means it's the last thing that someone wants to address when their plate is already full. I respect that you've taken initiative to not freak out and stay in control of the situation! I'm glad you learned from your failure! Self discipline is the real goal here and you got it!
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