While success enjoys audience, failure on the other hand can't stand a witness.
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JOHN TASKINSOY
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Winning is a natural outcome of persistent trying which may consist of many failures.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

Wining is a natural outcome of persistent trying which may consist of many failures.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

The two common characteristics of people who repeatedly fail are hardly ever listening and never learning from past failures.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

Success comes at cost, therefore the attainment of success can be viewed as an exchange, through which, you give up something to get it.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

If you have failed once and survived, you are a better person. But if you have failed many times and survived, you are a person of steel.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

The three great essentials of success are, first, try; second, try again; and third, keep trying.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

Every risk bears with it the seeds of an opportunity: failure - success, fall - rise, and setback - come-back.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

Emotions such as disappointments or regrets after failures may be common, but trying again and again will overcome these feelings.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

You cannot possibly know what gives you discomfort unless you step outside your comfort zone, this is where change begins.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

A failure gives you some ideas about challenges and obstacles in the uphill road to success, not recognizing them can be fatal.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

You cannot possibly know what gives you discomfort unless you step outside your comfort zone, this where change begins.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

If you do not dare, don't expect to have prosperity.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

Having fun at what you do for work is going to substantially increase the possibility of you becoming successful.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

Achieving quite easy things does not earn you glory, but getting right back up from the hardest fall to succeed gives you the feeling of real glory.

By JOHN TASKINSOY

No one or nothing determines your destiny, it is shaped by the consequences of all the things you do and the decisions you make.

By JOHN TASKINSOY
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