Fate is nothing but the idle chatter of the defeated and the self-mocking excuse of the cowardly. One's future can only be determined by one's own will and effort. — Mao Dun
The greatest cause of a person's failure is that they never fully trust in their own abilities; they even believe that failure is inevitable. — Franklin
Most people are conservative and do not readily accept new things, but they can tolerate the numerous failures in reality. — Carlyle
Facing failure and setbacks with a smile is a kind of optimistic confidence, and then rallying one's strength again is a kind of courage.
Many runners fail, and they always fail in the last few steps. — Socrates
The reason for a person's failure lies in the flaws of their own character, not in the environment. — Maufrou
Before failure, there is no such thing as an expert; in the face of failure, everyone is just an ordinary person. — Pushkin
Difficulty contains victory, and failure nurtures success. — Proverb
Whether success or failure, it all depends on oneself. — Longfellow
Even if you fall a hundred times, you must get up a hundred times. — Zhang Haide
Having one's mask removed by others is a failure, but removing one's own mask is a victory. — Hugo
I think a rat's mind is useless, knowing only how to squeeze through one hole; if it cannot get through that hole, everything fails. — Chaucer
The fate of modern times depends on the noble and unrestrained passion of the youth. — Engels
What is failure? It is nothing, just one step closer to success. What is success? It is having walked all the roads leading to failure, with only one road left, which is the road to success.
Failure is also what I need; it is of equal value to me as success. — Edison
The glory of life lies not in never failing, but in being able to rise again and again after falling. — Napoleon
There are many things that ruin virtue, but a drunkard's virtue will surely be ruined; there are many things that harm life, but a lustful person's life will surely be harmed. — Jin Ying
A businessperson who does not want to go bankrupt is like a general who never prepares for defeat; he is only half a merchant. — Balzac
A wise person never sits down to wail over failure; they must optimistically look for ways to save the situation. — Shakespeare
Our shattered hopes, aborted talents, failed careers, and frustrated ambitions often accumulate and are called envy. — Balzac
The most annoying thing in the world is the excuses of the defeated. — Li Ao
Thank God I was not made a skillful craftsman. My most important discoveries were inspired by failures. — David
The success of all things lies in reverence, and their failure lies in negligence. — Sima
Those who never win rarely fail, and those who never climb rarely fall. — Whittier
What is failure? Failure is the first step to reaching a better place. — Phillips
A theory that has not been tested by practice, no matter how beautiful, will lose its weight and not be recognized by people; a practice that is not based on a substantial theory will certainly fail. — Mendeleev
The worst failure is not knowing one's own faults. — Lü Buwei
A person's failure is the direct result of themselves. — James Allen
If we too readily admit failure, we may not realize that we are very close to being correct. — Karl Popper
Failure is beneficial to us; we must bless disasters, for we are children of disaster. — Romain Rolland
There is no perfection, and no one is indispensable; everyone has this or that weakness. When he fails, this weakness will alleviate his grief. — La Bruyère
Those who do not seek lessons from failure have a long road to success. — Napoleon
When failure is inevitable, failure is also great. — Whitman
If you rush to complete a task in order to speed up the process, the result will always be failure. — Aesop
A person's wisdom and the choice of their path often come after failure. — Jia Xiguang
My most important discoveries were inspired by failures. — David
