Failure

“I’m a failure.”

I failed.

Things didn’t turn out exactly like I thought at the outset.

I learned something about my goal and my choices along the way.

There is no such thing as “failure;” everything produces results.

I have examined my inputs (thoughts, beliefs, exclusions, inclusions, emotions, moods, choices and non-choices) and results.

I will begin again, more intelligently.

“I am wiser.”

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