Are There Successes or Failures?

Soon after the previous post, I got a letter from the community college that stated that the participants had objected to the course, that they had not gotten what the course had promised and that the community college was refunding their money.

After experiencing the initial disappointment, I practiced letting go or releasing, as provided in The Sedona Method by Hale Dwoskin. I was able to write a thank you email to the community college which thanked them for the opportunity to present the class. I learned and gained from the experience that there is no success or failure from any event unless I attach one.  The experience also helped me focus on what is the contribution I want to make as it applies to change and its processes.

Comments

[Daniel Milstein]

I just discovered this wonderful post of yours. I really appreciate your determination of moving on even in unfavorable situations. As an author and a businessman, one thing I know is that success and failures are a part of life, but the experience and lessons that we take from these aspects never goes in vain. Be positive and look forward in life!!!

[Ana]

Both success and failures brings so much lesson in any ones life.

[Jennifer]

I am grateful for positive people that even when something may not go perfect can flip the situation around and make it a good experience for all.

[Betty]

I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.

Betty

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