"Failure is the mother of success", a well-known saying, I believe almost all teenagers have heard it, but only a handful of people really understand and do it. Nowadays, most teenagers live in a harmonious social background and grow up in a greenhouse-like family environment, and have hardly encountered major failures, or have not yet begun to experience failures in life. Therefore, it is easy to be disheartened and lose morale if you are slightly unhappy. In fact, you don't have to do this. There is an ancient saying: "The military strategists won or lost unexpectedly. It is a man to bear the burden of humiliation. The children of Jiangdong are brilliant, and it is unknown that they will make a comeback. " There is another saying: "One success is the accumulation of thousands of failures." Teenagers don't need to treat failure as a wolf, a tiger and a leopard. If we taste it from another angle, we will find that failure is not necessarily bad luck for us. Perhaps it is an excellent stone to temper the will of teenagers! Who is the ever-victorious general among all sentient beings in the world?

In fact, everyone has a latent and subconscious sense of failure. People who are not affected by this feeling are often the final winners, while those who are controlled by this feeling are doomed to failure. Admittedly, failure will make people suffer, but it will make people gain something, and this kind of gain will benefit people a lot. Therefore, teenagers must learn to laugh at failure. As someone said, "If you want to succeed a thousand times, you must laugh at failure a thousand times." This subversive thinking mode can make people move from the deep valley of failure to the peak of success.

Success is everyone's goal, but failure must also be faced. Looking at failure from another angle is a kind of enjoyment of life, a feeling of life and a joy of growth. As the saying goes: How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? Failure and success are twin brothers and have never been separated, but people always like to look at the impact of failure with a magnifying glass. Therefore, teenagers should never worry about a failure and be miserable. They must learn to grow up in failure and smile in pain. Only in this way can they turn mediocrity into detachment and decadence into magic.