Those who are not afraid of failure, leave with success

Failure is an important part of any successful person’s life. Failure teaches people many things.

Behind successful people there is failure. Successful people say, ‘For those who try to move forward, failure is a form of success, which comes in life and must be prepared to face it.’

Today we are telling the failure stories of some successful people in the world, which will inspire you.

Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, is known as the person who brought the latest revolution in the field of technology. The value of Apple, which two people in a garage started, is 3 trillion dollars and more than 161,000 people have got jobs. But do you know, Steve Jobs, who started the Apple company, was once fired from his own company?

At this time, he felt that the passion for the work outweighed the disappointment of failure. After being fired from Apple, Jobs started new ventures at Next and Pixar, and Jobs eventually returned to Apple.

In a speech in 2005, Jobs said, ‘I didn’t see it possible at the time, but I do know that being fired from Apple was the best thing that could have happened to me. If you too have lost your job, don’t be discouraged by it, but try to take two steps ahead of it.’

Jobs died in 2011.

Bill Gates

​​​​​​​Bill Gates was named the richest person in the world until a few years ago and still, his name is among the top richest people. Gates is a Harvard dropout. He started his career as a partner in a business called Traf-O-Data, which later failed. But he did not give up.

Due to his skill and perseverance in computer programming, he founded the famous software company Microsoft after learning from failure. At that time, Bill Gates was 31 years old and became the world’s youngest billionaire. Bill Gates said in a speech about this failure, ‘Success is okay to celebrate for a moment, but it is more important to pay attention to the lessons of failure.’

Albert Einstein

​​​​​​​Today the word ‘Einstein’ is synonymous with genius. Did you know that Albert Einstein, the father of Relativity, the Special and the General Theory, could not speak properly until the age of nine?

Due to his rebellious nature, he was even expelled from school and refused admission to the Zurich Polytechnic School. However, all these failures never discouraged him.

In 1921, he won the Nobel Prize, the world’s most prestigious prize in physics. Einstein believed that learning from failure leads to success. Einstein died in 1955 at the age of 76.

Walt Disney

Mickey Mouse is a cartoon known all over the world from adults to children. Its creator, Walt Disney, dropped out of school at a young age because he could not join the army. Then he started Laugh-O-Gram Studio. This studio also failed and all the capital he had accumulated was also lost.

He joined a newspaper, but from there too he was dismissed as ‘not creative’. But he did not give up. Walt Disney established Disney Studio based on his hard work and faith.

Walt Disney once said in his speech ‘We don’t look back too long. We move forward, open new doors, and do new things because we are curious … and curiosity leads us down new paths.’

Disney died in 1966 at the age of 65.