Friday, April 17, 2020

26A - Celebrating Failure

Celebrating My Failure
  1. A time that I failed was when I was taking an exam, and I procrastinated while doing other social activities rather than making studying a priority. I was too busy focusing on my social life rather than keeping an eye out for my academic life. I was also involved with too many organizations, 
  2. I learned that I should not lose sight of what I am trying to achieve in college. I am here to get a degree and eventually find a job in order to become more independent. I should not hate that I get a bad grade, but I should take it as a learning experience of what I should not do in order to prepare for the next test in order to raise my grade.
  3. Failure is something disappointing if you make it into a disappointment. However, if you make it into a learning opportunity in order to do better next time, it actually helps build character rather than detriment a person's mental attributes. I think I am more willing to take risk compared to before because of this class. I learned that I should accept who I am and build further onto in order to create a more complete set of myse

1 comment:

  1. Hi Dan,

    I also experienced the same failure as you. The busy college schedules really took up a lot of my time and socially was overwhelming. I think you made a good point once you noticed your failure and went back to evaluate your original goals. These failures are all learning moments and will only better us for our future complications. I think planning ahead and looking for these big exams will help you be more successful!

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