Success🙂

Hii guys!! I am back with another blog and today's blog is about success!!

What is success in your words? Who is a successful person according to you? We all must have changed our dreams(goals) many times in our childhood. A small child is inspired by many professions in childhood sometimes he or she wants to become a scientist and sometimes an engineer.Same happens with us infact this happened to me too. As the small child grows up, his or her mind gets diverted towards a certain goal and that becomes his or her dream. So the definition of his or her success is to achieve his or her dreams(goal). This definition doesn't seem a bit incomplete? Let me complete it.Fulfilling your dreams with hard work and every failed attempt is the definition of success in my words. Now all of you must be thinking that why did I involve failure in success because no one is successful without failure. Failure is the key to success. Yes, one more thing, no matter how much you failed, at that time you have to always believe in yourself.
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