Differential Reality Between Success And Failure

The most conspicuous difference between success and failure is while the first one has soulful action to accomplish the other one has nothing like that. That means, obtaining success in life is never a piece of cake. One has to devote great enormity of labour and time specific perseverance to achieve success. Today sachin is one of the best batsmen in the world because he honored time and made a consistent approach to hone his batting talent without getting perturbed through one or many failures in the beginning.

But failure shouldn’t be construed as a way to become pessimist and stop making further effort. Only those, who don’t like to make attempt even after two and more consecutive failures, cave in and never accomplish success in life. This is time proven reality and still holds relevance even today.

Let me narrate you a very inspiring story.

Long time ago, a king having being badly defeated in a battle, ran away to nearby jungle for life. The winner king declared himself as king and held entire properties of the defeated kind under his possession. The defeated king remained hidden for few days in a cave. He was brave and didn’t lack of velour. But at that time, with no troops, he was helpless to avenge himself on the king.

Suddenly his eyes fell on an ant, who was trying to climb up the wall of the cave. But the poor ant slipped off the wall as the surface of it was too smooth to climb up easily. But the ant never said die. She made first, second, thrice and several efforts to climb up the wall. And finally, to the king’s utter surprise, the ant climbed up the wall successfully.

Suddenly the king felt rejuvenated confidence being developed in him. He pondered when a mere ant didn’t lose her confidence and finally climbed up the wall after several attempts then how come I lose my confidence in a single defeat? Finally, he prepared troops and with that new confidence, he attacked on the evil king and retrieved his lost kingdom.

This is not merely a story. It is much beyond than that. It teaches the gospel of how a success can be achieved without getting hindered by failures. Remember, those who ride on the horse fall off it rather than those who sit into a corner watching the world go by.      

By PAWAN KUMAR JHA

TIME: 09:45PM

DATED: 01.11.2011