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A healthy attitude towards failure Comment on the lessons you learn from the stories at By: Elliot Levy Yeshivah of Flatbush Many times in life, you may come to an opportunity where you can choose to either take a risk or be conservative. Numerous people may decide to be conservative and miss out on what they could have gotten. Whenever people do something and fail, they can learn from their mistakes. They can derive what they did wrong and how to fix it. Without taking risks, there are no mistakes that we can learn from. In business, a company must choose to be innovative and create something new by taking a risk. If they do not take any risks, other companies will prosper while they will fail. There are many benefits to taking risks. You can discover opportunities that you would not have faced. In honor of my wife Violet by Judah Uziel TorahContest.com You can learn a lot from your mistakes when you aren’t busy denying them. By: Steven Hafif Yeshivah of Flatbush When I first started my sophomore year in high school, I made the decision to try out for the hockey team. I was excited. I bought the equipment and started practicing weeks before the first game. By the time my first game came up, I was bursting with excitement. Arriving early, I immediately ran downstairs and started to plan how I will celebrate my goals. The game started and I was frozen up. I missed every pass, shot and goal. And I was eventually benched for the second half of the game. I went into the locker room upset and mostly angry. But, then, I took a step back. I thought about what I was doing wrong and how to correct it. Instead of giving up, I went to the coach and told him to give me another chance. The very next shift, I scored the game winning goal. By: Jacob Tawil Barkai Yeshivah Slip! Pete fell again. He lost the ice hockey game for his team. After the game, the whole team wanted Pete off the team. Pete was so sad. So, he quit because he did not want to be on a team when he was not welcomed. The next day, a kid from the team came to Pete to tell him to come back on the team. He told Pete that he should not quit just because he made a mistake. He should learn from his mistakes instead. Pete decided to come back on the team. At the end of the game, Pete got the game’s winning goal. His whole team congratulated Pete. He learned a valuable lesson: Never give up. By: Juliet Nasar Hillel Yeshiva Abigail’s dream was to get into Harvard Law School. She was very smart. When it came time to take the SATs, she was very nervous. She was so nervous that she couldn’t think straight and got a very bad mark. She was very depressed. Some time later she took the SATs again. This time, she learned that she shouldn’t be too nervous. So, she took a deep breath and began the test. This time, she got a very good grade and is now in her third year of Harvard Law School. This story shows that you should never give up and learn from your mistakes. By: Sophia Hindy Ahi Ezer Yeshiva In order to succeed, there is going to be failure in the process. But, if you don’t fail, you won’t learn. The hard part is deciding to keep going once you fail, instead of letting that mistake stop you from moving forward. What some people don’t understand is that mistakes or failing brought something good to it, too; It taught more experience to face the next challenges. And the next challenge, you most likely will succeed. 90 Bar/Bat Mitzvah Magazine 718-909-6060 View magazine online at BMmagazine.com
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