One Way to Shrink Your Fear of Failure (and Master Soul Success)

Fear of failure is one thing. But mastering failure when it arrives uninvited is another.

My mother always reminded me: past, present, and future challenges exist to serve me—not to master me.

From this, I discovered the purpose of failure. Yes, failure can be destructive, especially if it chips away at self-esteem and self-worth. But out of its ashes, I must construct success. I cannot allow failure to master me. Its true purpose is to forge soul success. And to achieve that, I must learn to handle failure like a master.

It becomes easier to master failure when I view each setback as feedback, rather than defeat, guiding me on what not to do next time. This is how failure serves me instead of conquering me.

Each time I embrace this lesson, my fear of failure shrinks, and my soul success grows.