“Failure” and “success” seem to be diametrically opposed concepts.。seemingly incompatible、It's like two sides of the same coin、If you look closely, there is only a slight difference in thickness between the "front" and "back"。What about “failure” and “success”?。“Results” are、You can gain from both failure and success.。in my case、Especially learning from failure、I think it used to be big。
There are cases where you can learn a lot from failure.、Although it was successful、An example of a lucky success that led to the next big failure、we are daily、have experienced (have experienced) historically。"Failure is the basis of success"、It's not dead yet。
“Why did you fail?”。Calm and persistent analysis、From the often-mentioned “mini-success experience”、I think it's a very proactive attitude in a sense.。Don't turn away from failure、Beyond the criticism of failure from someone else's perspective、This is because they have an orientation that affirms the future.。in the first place、You can't even fail if you don't take action.。After that, when you make that kind of orientation、It can be said that "failure" is already a worthy "achievement".。
We (Japanese)、We tend to belittle our failures by saying things like ``I'm not good enough'' or ``I caused trouble for other people.''、“Fear” and “Hide” failure、Because of this, there seems to be a national trait that makes us especially want to blame others for their failures.。Rather than such "individualization of failure"、Recognizing that “failure is a shared asset”、Analyze it based on the opinions of many people.、Connect to the future、I want to be persistent and calm.。What is needed to develop such national character?、in our country、Until now, such logic has not been developed.、I haven't really thought about it much。Amidst the coronavirus pandemic、Every day I feel that again。
