[Thread] When did you experience your first failure?
Stages of Life: 1. You’re at School and Grades are everything. 2. You get to college and your GPA is everything. 3. You get to your first job and your pay is everything. 4. You get to the end of the year and Performance Review is everything. So, essentially at every moment in your life, you’re judged by a number. My heart goes out to all those who failed at being better at this. But, I really cry for my brethren who succeeded at this hustle, for the person you’ve become. Drop your experiences down below. I’m just in a very mellow mood after work, contemplating about life’s weird quirks.
I'm surprised you haven't started rating your existential crises on a scale of 1 to 10!
I failed in my 12 standard, And I'm very glad that happened, lost 1 year, but many awesome people whom I would have not met otherwise.
Couldn't made it to IITs, yet making a decent salary that's too at the beginning of my career.
There's lots of failer that are yet to be experienced, But one thing I know that it one way or another it will also bring new opportunities and experience.
Now I have faith in destiny, The path is more clearer, Filled with new energy ready to tackle new things with a smile.
Jordon Lee
Student
a year ago
Somewhere in 10th class I lost that need to be first, Yet i still got in top3 nit circuit branch on the basis of my love for maths and physics alone.
Currently in 4 th year, failed 3 subjects
A wayward college life lived..
We're also just a number to these founders/companies who want to change the world, building companies that replace the middlemen by becoming the middlemen.
A six digit employee code, a single cell in an excel sheet.
Matilda Lee
Stealth
a year ago
Excelled we'll through out school, college and grad and secured a job of interest post studies though the role was offering a low pay, but then corona happened and had joined an org where I'm currently in and everything is downhill from then
I'm nothing but a failure now
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