Living Without Failure
If the word 'fail' doesn't exist, how different would my life be today?
If the meaning and the concept of 'fail' didn’t exist, how different would my life be today?
This line of questioning reveals a liberating truth: Living without failure is not about achieving perfection; it is about reframing our perspective.
What Living Without Failure is NOT
Living without failure is not living without being sinful. There will be times when people will get hurt by our actions due to the heat of the moment or a misunderstanding.
Living without failure does not mean your life is always peaceful. There will be times you fall out of balance and are shaken by external forces.
What Living Without Failure Truly Means
Living without failure is knowing that our intentions are pure and are done out of kindness and love for ourselves and others.
It is a profound practice defined by these rules:
It is the continuous understanding that our every choice is an opportunity for growth.
It is accepting that every decision counts as a step forward, not a final judgment.
It is recognizing that every decision supports us in the long run, and even if we stumbled, we approach ourselves with the grace and self-compassion necessary not to harm ourselves with self-judgment.
The Practice
Living without failure is embracing the journey and practicing our truth every day:
To do good.
To practice gratitude.
To live as if it was impossible to fail; because we are simply learning.
