Shasak

How has a failure, or apparent failure, set you up for later success?

Accepting failure as failure is the first step towards victory. Remember, false excuses or false interpretations are the major hindrances to a path of success. I have a tale to tell you about how I’m engaged in international blogging.

I have been active on X, earlier Twitter for more than one and half a decades. My regular growth kept me inspired and busy with a certain group of influential people. In the meantime, I disengaged for some time for personal chores and my graph started receding on Twitter. Although my peak intent to use that social media platform was to keep in touch with the current political or nonpolitical scenario. The void in time happened to disperse my core group there and coincidentally Elon Musk took over the giant business. Drastic and inappropriate policy changes made X, a platform, a ‘to be or not to be style’ log-in for many users including me.

I couldn’t gear up on the new X culture and my presence faded a big deal. Of course, it’s not that Elon Musk is wrong as millions of users are still doing well on X. That phase is marked by a lot of rethinking for the push eventually ending with my green reluctance.

Hurray…let’s sing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. It’s a big bonanza. Time to rejoice. Throwing away the menace of hurdles.

Embracing all of you guys, via WordPress. That’s a comprehensive entry into the search engines and randomly entering different regions on the world map flagged with the green paints. It’s a bumper thrust on a considerable scale in less than two months. Thank you all my dear fellows.

As a human being, we are riding a failed vehicle searching for the success spots along the route. Just keep going.