Winston Churchill's 'Think Like A Queen'

Think Like A Queen

Success is the ability to give your all on a task that means something to you, to put every ounce of strength you have into giving it your best shot. It is being able to look back at your accomplishments, even if you did not reach your goals. It is also being able to smile because you knew you did your best, even if you did not accomplish that goal. Success is having the power and will to look forward and persevere with your journey or task after each failure without tiring, doubting yourself, or surrendering in defeat. Winston Churchill, a very influential and wise man, once said, among many other powerful quotes, “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm”. I agree with Mr. Churchill’s views about failure’s influence on success because success is a difficult journey that most people cannot reach on their first try, because failure is just another word for a success that just has not been reached yet, and because nobody would get

No one has ever become the “best” and figured out every little trick on their first attempt, it took the “greats” multiple times to even get an idea of the very basics of what they do. Sure, people have a natural talent with some things, but that does not mean they are going to do everything just right and make a good call every single time. If everyone expected to master a technique or game without even practicing or putting much effort in it, they would never get anywhere and would actually be hurting themselves since they did not allow themselves to learn the lessons involved. Failure is just another stepping stone in the cycle of success, one that cannot be skipped without causing you to tumble into the river below. The saying “practice makes perfect” corresponds to that very same principal because you must fail a few times during the practice before you learn what you needed