I recently learned this from my teacher, Ms. Mary. I was at a job interview and I was talking with Ms. Mary about how I’d like to attend college. I was trying to think about how I could do that, and if I was up for going to college at all.
Well, I’d like to say that you should go to college, but if I were to say that, I’d be contradicting myself. No, I would not say that you should go to college, because that sounds like one of those things that people say to try to get you to do something so you can get out of the situation you are in. Actually, that is not the point. The point is that you are not trying to get out of anything.
The point is you really should go to college. But if you are interested in learning something new, even something that you have done before, you will most likely fail. No matter how hard you try you will still fail. The difference is that failure is not the end of the story. Failure is merely the beginning of the learning process.
Learning is not something you can simply do at your leisure. It requires a lot of effort, and you will fail. You might even fail so hard that the whole thing goes wrong. In the words of the great philosopher Ayn Rand, “learning is a process of overcoming failure.
Education is the kindling of a flame not the filling of a vessel. Failure is not the end of the story. Failure is merely the beginning of the learning process. Learning is not something you can simply do at your leisure. It requires a lot of effort, and you will fail. You might even fail so hard that the whole thing goes wrong. In the words of the great philosopher Ayn Rand, learning is a process of overcoming failure.
In the end, that is the difference between the great philosopher Ayn Rand and the person who is just a good person. For Ayn Rand, learning is a process of overcoming failure. For the person who just wants to get through the day, learning is the process of overcoming failure.