Relevance: in learning from failures and not only successful people.

[Yeesha]

You know the saying OP, that no one is a monopoly of knowledge, I believe that the same thing goes for information too because it’s from information we gain knowledge. So, everyone has one or two things to teach or contribute to others in order to help them make better choice, regardless of their present or past financial status. Even those who have been poor and are still poor or somewhere around the middle class still have things to teach others.

You actually made a great point, riches are not the only ones with greater ideas, even most of the poor are very intelligent, sensible and brilliant. Achieving success in life as to do with learning from different kind of people and their responsibilities. Our personalities are different but through that we will gain more experiences from people. Failure is not the end of one's life, in fact it is another great opportunity for a person to start all over again, but some people misunderstood it, and as a result of that they end up giving up on their dreams and interests, risking their life and future as well. And this is actually a big disappointment for your family and also to everyone who believes in you and your abilities. Life is all about making mistakes and correcting them in other to become great and successful in the future.

[Ziskinberg]

Sometimes, just because you follow the advices of successful ones, then you expect to gain the same success too. No, its not as easy as it is. What works for others may not work for you, and how others took and navigate it may not be the same manner with how you do it. So never assumed to gain instant success, but the most effective way to be successful is to consider both, those who are into success and those who are currently in failure.

What is relevant to know from those who succeed in life could also be as relevant as it is knowing the struggles of those who fail. In the end, learning from both sides will make you gain more success by avoiding also those will make you fail.

[coupable]

We can always learn anything and from anyone. It doesnt always have to be from mega super rich and successful people. People you meet day to day have something to share about, and something you might learn from. They all are living their own lives too, and have their own unique stories, experiences, and failures. Being able to accept this and opening yourself to a wider perspective helps you remove yourself from narrow thinking. Learn anything and from anyone! Just try to cherry pick that learning on something that is applicable to your current sitatuon.

I think it is important to mention that lessons of failure should be only taken from people who used it as a strong point to restart and build a success even after many failures. Otherwise, it is not that wise to learn from rigid ideas because you might get stuck without a positive result. People who learns hard lessons from failure will surely make a success, either by re-building or by starting a new experience after being sure that the first one was a confirmed failure without losing more time and effort.

[eightdots]

We can always learn anything and from anyone. It doesnt always have to be from mega super rich and successful people. People you meet day to day have something to share about, and something you might learn from. They all are living their own lives too, and have their own unique stories, experiences, and failures. Being able to accept this and opening yourself to a wider perspective helps you remove yourself from narrow thinking. Learn anything and from anyone! Just try to cherry pick that learning on something that is applicable to your current sitatuon.

I think it is important to mention that lessons of failure should be only taken from people who used it as a strong point to restart and build a success even after many failures. Otherwise, it is not that wise to learn from rigid ideas because you might get stuck without a positive result. People who learns hard lessons from failure will surely make a success, either by re-building or by starting a new experience after being sure that the first one was a confirmed failure without losing more time and effort.

People can always learn something. Knowledge can come from anywhere and from anyone. Information shared by experienced people is always valuable because it's possible to learn from their mistakes and successes. There are also many lessons to be learned from failure. Successful people often have experiences of failure behind their successes. Therefore, there are lessons to be learned from many experiences.

Rebuilding after failure and achieving success is a significant example. Experiences ensure that the next step is taken more firmly.

[slapper]

You know the saying OP, that no one is a monopoly of knowledge, I believe that the same thing goes for information too because it’s from information we gain knowledge. So, everyone has one or two things to teach or contribute to others in order to help them make better choice, regardless of their present or past financial status. Even those who have been poor and are still poor or somewhere around the middle class still have things to teach others.

You actually made a great point, riches are not the only ones with greater ideas, even most of the poor are very intelligent, sensible and brilliant. Achieving success in life as to do with learning from different kind of people and their responsibilities. Our personalities are different but through that we will gain more experiences from people. Failure is not the end of one's life, in fact it is another great opportunity for a person to start all over again, but some people misunderstood it, and as a result of that they end up giving up on their dreams and interests, risking their life and future as well. And this is actually a big disappointment for your family and also to everyone who believes in you and your abilities. Life is all about making mistakes and correcting them in other to become great and successful in the future.

The poor aren't lacking ideas. Never were. What they don't have is the scaffolding to make the ideas survivable long enough to make something of them.

Gladwell spent years in the publication of documenting how outlier success is basically more accumulated opportunity sporting a costume of genius. And he's right. The story that intelligence is all it takes is a comforting, but also slightly dishonest, one.

Sometimes the "disappointment to your family" weight is the real one. Not the failure. Giving up on a dream is not always weakness. Sometimes it's just clarity.

Success isn't an opposite of failure. Never was. They're just 2 things, happening one after the other, over and over. SO whether you're even chasing something that was yours to begin with?

The borrowed dream is a real problem. Bigger than failure itself probably.

[Tungbulu]

You actually made a great point, riches are not the only ones with greater ideas, even most of the poor are very intelligent, sensible and brilliant. Achieving success in life as to do with learning from different kind of people and their responsibilities. Our personalities are different but through that we will gain more experiences from people. Failure is not the end of one's life, in fact it is another great opportunity for a person to start all over again, but some people misunderstood it, and as a result of that they end up giving up on their dreams and interests, risking their life and future as well. And this is actually a big disappointment for your family and also to everyone who believes in you and your abilities. Life is all about making mistakes and correcting them in other to become great and successful in the future.

Someone once told me, if you give up in life, you’ll not only be the one who loses, but also people who are counting on you to succeed. Everyone has people who are counting on them, it could be family, it could be friends, it could even be strangers, and this should be our major drive and motivation. Failure doesn’t start with when things stop working out the way we planned them, it starts when we stop trying because of previous failures and give up. As long as we keep trying and pushing, no matter how many times we fail, we’ll definitely succeed.

[junder]

They said never laughed so loud at someone who fall from being rich down to begging on the street instead call them close and hear from their story you could learn from it, no body knows all but in every situation there is a lesson that could be learned from it, if you are opportune to learn from both successful people who are still up there and the ones who have been there and fall due to challenges it will be beneficial to you as you can use their experience to build up yourself to avoid the mistakes which they have made themselves and the steps they took to get to where they are.

What you said reminds me of the cycle of social circles our social circles shape who we become. If we have a bad social circle, we can literally be dragged down, and conversely, if we have a positive social circle, we can benefit from that positivity.

And by getting close to those who have experienced both success and hardship, we might gain insights to expand our knowledge though it depends on the specific circumstances of their financial decline. It’s a great opportunity to learn from successful people, especially if we can get close to them personally.

[Zigabel]

One reason I think many people give for wanting to learn from the successful who at the time are still much in their successful era is that they do not want to waste time making the mistakes these people made before they got to the height they have attained. More like they want to get the fastest route to the top by boycotting all the mistakes, so they will be able to achieve in a shorter time that which the other person achieved over some years.  One pitfall about that is that you will fail in experience, as somethings are better understood through having the experience, and so you can get the experience first hand or you learn from those who actually failed and know why such mistakes and experience got them failure and gave some others just experience alone, because not every mistakes gets everyone to failure, some persons may suffer same mistakes as the others and still make it through and succeed, meanwhile such mistakes can cost another person and make them a failure. So my point is learn as much as possible from everyone you have the opportunity to learn from, every lesson will add to your knowledge and give you an advantage at every point of the journey.

[coupable]

We can always learn anything and from anyone. It doesnt always have to be from mega super rich and successful people. People you meet day to day have something to share about, and something you might learn from. They all are living their own lives too, and have their own unique stories, experiences, and failures. Being able to accept this and opening yourself to a wider perspective helps you remove yourself from narrow thinking. Learn anything and from anyone! Just try to cherry pick that learning on something that is applicable to your current sitatuon.

I think it is important to mention that lessons of failure should be only taken from people who used it as a strong point to restart and build a success even after many failures. Otherwise, it is not that wise to learn from rigid ideas because you might get stuck without a positive result. People who learns hard lessons from failure will surely make a success, either by re-building or by starting a new experience after being sure that the first one was a confirmed failure without losing more time and effort.

People can always learn something. Knowledge can come from anywhere and from anyone. Information shared by experienced people is always valuable because it's possible to learn from their mistakes and successes. There are also many lessons to be learned from failure. Successful people often have experiences of failure behind their successes. Therefore, there are lessons to be learned from many experiences.

Take the example of shared knowledge in this forum bitcointalk. Besides documentations about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, the most useful board here where you can find the best guides about how to use platforms offering crypto services is the scam and Accusations board where users shared their disputes with different platforms and what issues that could happen in someway or another. The topics in that board teach us how to distinguish bad services and to act as safe as possible, especially all those services are money involved.

[Fortify]

How do we see this. The idea of not taking advice from people who tried so hard in life and failed, and with those who were once millionaires but for some wrong decisions and mistakes they made led to the end of their wealth, making them go broke.

Rather than the popular notion that if you want to grow and be successful then learn and take advice from persons you want to be like (who are still on money). How about having to learn also from both the successful and failure as an approach to ensure a right solid path to guarantee financial success.

Having to learn about the mistakes and getting to hear their experiences that led to their failure (poverty after being rich previously) could be helpful. For not having the results (wealth) doesn't make them not have relevant experience to learn from to avoid making yours. You could learn in 5 minutes what someone used over 5 years to gain as experience in failure.

From a 6 minutes video I watched and felt the desire to share.

Sometimes mistakes are simply out of your hands, for example you decide to ramp up your farm production in one year but there is a drought that makes yields so low they wipe you out or building up a lot of new machinery for your flagship client only for them to not pay you - contracts are great, however they won't necessarily protect your business immediately in every scenario. Every big business owner has had plenty of mistakes along the way, it's how they adapted and overcome them that really defines them. We usually only hear about the success stories but many more fall to the wayside because they couldn't cut this more stressful lifestyle. It really is how you treat the  world and understand that you need to split test all the time to improve because if you don't a competitor may eventually figure out how to get ahead of you.

[khiholangkang]

How do we see this. The idea of not taking advice from people who tried so hard in life and failed, and with those who were once millionaires but for some wrong decisions and mistakes they made led to the end of their wealth, making them go broke.

Rather than the popular notion that if you want to grow and be successful then learn and take advice from persons you want to be like (who are still on money). How about having to learn also from both the successful and failure as an approach to ensure a right solid path to guarantee financial success.

Having to learn about the mistakes and getting to hear their experiences that led to their failure (poverty after being rich previously) could be helpful. For not having the results (wealth) doesn't make them not have relevant experience to learn from to avoid making yours. You could learn in 5 minutes what someone used over 5 years to gain as experience in failure.

From a 6 minutes video I watched and felt the desire to share.

It's quite reasonable, we don't always have to follow the advice and suggestions of successful people, but they still have a dominant influence because successful people mean they have also failed and are able to solve their problems so they can succeed in their career, and also you need to see how to maintain it, you may be able to achieve success but you don't necessarily know how to maintain it, not a few people who achieve success can maintain it and this is what needs to be your concern, additional things like you should not rely too much on just 1 or 2 people as motivation or figures whose advice you respect, you need to look at others too, especially your enemies, usually they know better how your weaknesses can be brought down from the top to the bottom.