Of course. That goes without saying.

Like finish the two websites that have been talked about and promised to be, "finished, soon" - for the past few years.

Building websites entails using your hands in a productive manner. Sitting at a seminar allows you to use your hands to do nothing more than to play pocket-pool.

"I can't, therefore, I quote others, who have."

That's so ridiculous. Many people succeed without ever knowing failure. They are usually, educated, knowledgeable in what they're pursuing, well-organized, have a detailed plan, are well-funded, have realistic expectations and are willing to work diligently toward their goal.

The only people who believe what you have stated are those looking for what might be considered a noble explanation for their continuing failures.

What total rubbish.

or just fail a lot until you learn failure sucks ..

if failing means you your wife and kids are going to end up homeless ..

Learn by failing when you are in a place the failure don't hurt much and only hurt you ..and if you are willing to work your way off the street if you end up penniless .

If you are a guy and you are failing to get a girlfriend or keep one (and many younger men after success aredoing it to get woman ) here is how you learn from Failure.. figure out what you are doing .. then figure out what people with success are doing.. and stop doing the things the people with success are not doing.. and start doing more of what they are ..

if you fail over and over again .. and expect the learning and growth to just happen .. what will just happen is alcoholism, drug addiction .. or what happens to people who know nothing but repeated failure ..

trust me that sucks i have been their ..and was for a long time ..until you learn to win somewhere .. then live more and more places in your life .. and start winning bigger ..

Can't argue with that .. well said!

Pics please?

The only problem is, you can fail repeatedly and still never succeed. There are no guarantees in life, or in business!

Cool. : ) Thanks: I haven't heard that one before however I think it's great. Thanks for contributing.

Keep at it, James. I'm a totally-disabled, combat-veteran and have been homeless, twice. Once, in Manhattan, which just might be the worst place in the world to be so.

I'm 100% disabled with PTSD and bi-polar disorder, but have spent a lifetime learning to cope with these obstacles and in the end, to use them to maximum effect to achieve business success and a very comfortable lifestyle. The narcissistic personality disorder I failed to previously mention is the character trait that is most responsible for overcoming the other two. "You go to war with the army you've got!"

I can't promise you that things will get better, but I can assure you that it is possible to turn chicken shit into chicken salad (for lack of some b******t, new-age, touchy-feely platitude which run rampant, here). There are no secrets, no books, no courses, no talks, no bumper-sticker slogans, no meaningless input from people with no experience and - more than likely, no medication that is going to magically turn your life around. Everyone's path back is different and comprised of a combination of various things that over time come to make a difference in how you feel, act and view the future.

In the end, it will all come down to the level of 'fight' that you have within you. When you are at your closest to totally giving-up is when you will have to reach deep-down, inside yourself for just one more sustained effort at pulling yourself back from the brink.

Please be aware that this is the most difficult time of the year for people with these issues. Depending on your safety-net of family, friends and medical professionals you need to be extra vigilant to get through the next month without falling backwards. Be aware, too, that family and friends can be a double-edged sword and oftentimes can bring more pain than happiness, so don't look to others to be part of your recovery. That rarely holds true, I'm sorry to say.

I wish you much strength on your road to recovery. Keep the faith. You CAN do it. If I was able to, I assure you that almost anyone can.

Cheers.

Indeed it is the only way. I'm not ashamed of the failures as they've strengthened me and each time it taught me to do things better by embracing opportunities to change that I didn't see before due to the cloudiness.

"What's love got to do with it?" - Tina Turner

Nice try on the cloaked link. Reported as SPAM.

Oh, how I envy you, your unbridled power. lol

Shane; Please...Buddy...I'm telling you for your own good.

Stop telling us about your power to delete and ban people. Honest to God, it just makes people dislike you. Even if you are joking, please stop.

ok .. wait a second.. so are you saying that you feel you have no other option at this point but to learn to succeed in stock market trading ..

that is called desperation ..that gets people to invest their life saving in bit coin or the next new thing .. because they feel there is no other option . to get what they want or to have better. or buy lottery tickets ..try to sue people for stupid crap.. and do a lot of real dumb crap ..

it's not that nice guys finish last.. most of the time losers just keep losing ..in all areas of life ..

so stop losing and start starting wins

desperation may work for some people but the ones who get into big trouble..don't write books and get forgotten .

or gewt people stuck in jobs they hate.."I have no other choice" ..I got piles of debt from buying the better things.. or the 6 figures in student loan debt..and the big problem right now.. the people with all three .. stuck in job because they have high consumer and college debt

Hi Master Blake: Thanks for the addition. Yeah, having a strong vision (and "Reason Why") of what to accomplish is important for sure ... And I would reccomend People choose something that really inspires and motivates them.