Failure To Change Is Analysis

Everyone experiences failure at some point in their life. I believe the way you react to failure is what separates the winners from the losers. You can choose to stay down and accept that you have failed, or you can get up and try again and learn from what your mistakes were. John Wooden once said “Failure isn’t fatal, but failure to change is”. If you examine the stories of many celebrities, almost everyone had to overcome some form of failure to rise to the level they are at now. I have experienced failure in sports, competitions and school, but the moment that sticks out to me was in my freshman science class. The class was a cross between chemistry and physics and it was confusing for me. I had never had a class as close to as challenging as this freshman science class. Never before had I struggled in a class. All through middle school I took the notes, paid attention, did the homework, and got the A's in every
The next day, I stayed after school with my science teacher and we talked about what went wrong. He asked me to talk with him before the next test about any potential questions I had because he said that I had really only messed up on one concept on the first test. Unfortunately for me, it was one of the most important concepts from that unit. The day before the next test, once again I stayed after and discussed any questions. I felt pretty good once again on test day, and this time when I got the grade back I got a 90. Once that was scaled, I ended up with a 95. Ever since then, whenever I have struggled with a topic I have learned to ask teachers or anyone with knowledge that I do not have. This has made me the successful person that I am because before this class, I would try to answer my questions myself by finding resources online. Now, I will ask teachers for help instead which has helped me learn more relative information and get better grades in