What You Learn From Your Life Lessons
**Reblog**
We all have the opportunity to learn from our experiences, however not everyone takes advantage of those "gifts", or they don't view it as a gift. Some will walk away defeated. I believe that everything happens for a reason. Figure out what that is and accept it and move FORWARD. Don't stand still, and please, don't go backward and relive it.
What You Learn From Your Life Lessons
“Results! Why, Man, I have gotten a lot of results.
I know several thousand things that won’t work.”
Thomas Alva Edison1847 – 1931, Inventor, Businessman
As I see it. . . . . . . .
What you learn from your life lessons
Prior to inventing the incandescent light bulb Thomas A. Edison discovered the lessons of 10,000 ways that . . . . the light bulb would not work. There could have been 9,999 reasons for him to quit . . . . but Thomas Edison endured. He used his experiences as lessons to learn from what did not work . . . . until he had the breakthrough and invented the incandescent light blub.
Thomas A. Edison learned valuable lessons . . . . on the way to success.
He learned that when things are not going the way he wanted them to . . . . He maintained the mindset to keep on going forward . . . . using the experiences of the lessons that he had learned. He also learned a great lesson in turning his setbacks into stepping stones to success . . . . and that failure was only a temporary condition . . . . unless you quit.
He had the perseverance to continue to believe in himself . . . . and to work through his obstacles.
It is safe to say Thomas Edison would say . . . . What you learn from your life lessons of the past make you who you are today.
©2016 Lou Ludwig Success Tips Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
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