How do you define success and failure in your daily life?

Success, in my view, is about setting meaningful goals and consistently working towards them. Failure, on the other hand, is a stepping stone towards growth.

Success for me is nailing the little wins – staying hydrated, getting that move and groove, and hanging out with my partner and furry pals. Oh, and spotting that analytics bar climbing up! But if I'm off my game, that's like missing the fun train. Failing is skipping out on self-care and the joy of those simple, lovely moments. Gotta keep the balance, you know? Hydration, wagging tails, and a dash of data – that's the sweet spot!

Success and failure are intertwined elements of a fulfilling life journey. They're markers of progress and opportunities to evolve into the best version of ourselves.

It doesn't mean. Think about success only. We have success and all the rest. Focus on the positive.

One can learn from both - success teaches you what worked well and failure teaches you where to improve - both are equally important to keep moving forward!

In lay mans word - Success takes hard work, intelligence, humility, and failure leads to all three of these things✨

I love what Bob Ross used to say, "there are no mistakes just, happy little accidents". So I tend to look at the day through that lens if nothing goes as planned I don't consider it as a failure just a "happy little accident" and an opportunity to learn and maybe even get inspired.

I define success in my daily life as achieving my set goals and making progress in personal and professional development, while failure to me is not necessarily the absence of success but rather a lack of effort or learning from the setbacks and mistakes that I encounter.

In my daily life, success means feeling fulfilled by my actions and choices, no matter how small. Failure, on the other hand, is an opportunity to learn and grow, pushing me closer to my version of success.

For me, success is the result of my efforts.

In my daily life, success is the feeling of progress, no matter how small. Failure is an opportunity to learn and grow. It's all about the journey! 🚀

If I kept being disciplined throughout the day. Praise your effort not outcomes, that's the first principle of a growth mindset.

Success: When I'm programming. Failure: When I'm not programming.

If I'm satisfied with the results of a day, it's definitely a success. And it's not only about achieving the set goals. If I didn't complete something but got, for example, an unexpected pleasant meeting with a friend or family, I'm content:)

😀/😳 It's as simple as 2+2: success causes positive emotions, failure causes disappointment. But! The absence of any result is also a result. Lack of failure is also a useful experience, sometimes even more useful than successful experience. Let's remember this and never be discouraged!

Did I succeed in fulfilling my plans and goals.

It's hard to say, actually, in terms of mood.

Success is basically achieving goals but, goals may change on the way( i can change my mind and redefine my goal). Failure is being unable to achieve my goals and lost the feeling encourage me to try.