Hello, this is AJ, welcome to the point of view stores for “No Failure.”
Let’s begin.
Watt has always wanted to build his own motorcycle, right, for a long, long time, since he was
quite young.
So since he was very, very young he has wanted to build his own motorcycle.
And he has thought about it constantly, each day, for a long time.
He’s thought about it and he’s thought about it.
In fact, he has tried and tried and tried again.
He has tried many times to build his own motorcycle.
Now the first time he tried the motorcycle exploded, boom!
And after that happened he beat himself up about it.
He criticized himself and he said “Watt, damn it.
You’re so damn stupid, you failure!”
And he beat himself up.
But, of course, you know he has tied and tried and tried again.
And so the next time he tried he dropped his tools, he fumbled around, he made a lot of
mistakes and the next bike – the second bike – would not start.
However, that time, after the second bike, he got something out of it.
He learned something.
And he thought and he learned and then he tried again.
He tried 108 more times.
And, finally, after the 110th time he said “I get it!
I get it!
I know how to do it!”
He learned.
He understood.
And then, finally, he built a big, fast, read and black Harley- Davidson Motorcycle and
he cruised along the street.
He cruised along the street every day with a big, huge smile on his face.
He was really happy.
Okay.
Next let’s go into the future!
Fifty years from now there will be a guy named Watt.
Watt will want to build his own motorcycle.
Now, he’ll try.
And the first time he tries the bike will explode, boom!
It’s going to explode and after it explodes he’ll beat himself up about it.
He’ll say “Watt, damn it.
You’re so damn stupid.
You’re a failure.”
He’ll really beat himself up about it, but he’ll try again.
And the next time he’s going to drop his tools and he’ll fumble around and he’ll
make a lot of mistakes.
And the second bike won’t start, it won’t start.
But the second time he won’t beat himself up about it.
He won’t.
No.
He’ll get something out of it.
He’ll learn.
He’ll learn and he’ll try again.
He’ll try 108 more times.
Until finally one day he’ll say “I get it!
I know how to do it!”
And then he’s going to build a big, fast, red and black Harley-Davidson Motorcycle.
And he’ll cruise along the street every day, zoom, zoom, zoom, with a big, huge smile
on his face.
He’ll be very, very happy.
And that is the end of our point of view stories for “No Failure.”
I hope you’re very happy, too.
I hope you’re always happy, strong, smiling and breathing deeply with strong physiology
every time you listen to my lessons.
I will see you next time, bye-bye.