Guest guest Posted May 15, 2007 Report Share Posted May 15, 2007 Dear Success Lovers in TBP, Love and Love alone.... Here is a good mail received from a different wource, which I would like to share with you all. Read and enjoy it. Love and Love alone.... P. Gopi Krishna ====== Success is 99% Failure. Posted by: " Bhakta Dhruva " bhakta_dhruva bhakta_dhruva Sun May 13, 2007 8:04 pm (PST) Hari Om, Sochiro Honda †" founder of Honda Motor Company said †" Success is 99% Failure. What did he mean? When I first read this quote I thought †" what a pile of BS double talk. But as I grew, I understood consciously and intuitively what Mr. Honda meant. To understand Mr. Honda, I turned my attention to my own life. I've spent my entire life failing at important stuff… * When I first walked, I fell * When I spoke I stuttered * When I wrote a d it looked like a b * When I wrote a b it looked like a d * When I sprinted I puked * When I rode a bike I crashed * When I played football I fumbled * When I was a student I failed more classes than I passed * My first three girl-firends either dumped me or were nuts * When I ran for political office I lost †" Thank God! * When I started a dot com in 1997, I worked 90 hours a week for two years and never made a dollar * When I drove a truck, I dumped 2,000 gallons of paint (by accident) in a parking lot and created an environmental hazard (we cleaned it up) * When I first drove, I totaled 4 cars * When I first used Windows 95, I trashed the entire file system * When I first administered data I deleted an entire customer database without a backup †" and I lived to talk about it That's just a few of my failures. Believe me, I have a lot more. My failures used to haunt me. They used to inhibit me from trying again. But today I believe… The day you quit trying and concede to your demons is the day your soul dies. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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