Achievers shoot ahead despite failures

India
January 31, 2009 8:48am CST
Edison failed 1000 times before he invented the Bulb. Sigmund Freud was booed from the platform when he first presented his ideas to the scientific community of Europe.what about you?Do you continue your efforts after a failure or withdraw?
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• United States
1 Feb 09
Well, I made a crossword puzzle once that I was very enthusiastic about. I sent it off to a newspaper, eagerly anticipating seeing my crossword in the newspaper. It didn't happen like that though... the editor rejected it, saying it was too 'straightforward'. I never made another crossword puzzle after that, although I still enjoy working them. On the other hand, making crossword puzzles was not a passionate dream, it was just a pretty expensive whim, considering the cost of the software and the days I spent creating the puzzle. So I would have to say that I lose interest in whims if I don't succeed immediately, but passionate dreams I follow forever, even if I have to change the mode that I am pursuing it in, and even if they are just sitting on the back burner simmering, so to speak.