Nothing Fails Like Success

‘Nothing fails like success’ what a wonderful line said by anonymous intellect. When I first read these lines, I was tangled and I wasn’t able to understand what it actually expresses. Then I kept staring at these four words which were more thought-provoking than the marvellous three words of my life ‘I Love You!’

What does it mean? It simply means that when challenge comes in front of you then you put efforts to overcome leading to success. But once a challenge is conquered another superior challenge appears in life and with the same level of effort you try to conquer then you will fail. For a higher challenge, a higher level of efforts is required and comparatively higher level of determination.

Point is ‘nothing fails like success’ is a beautiful thought which inspires to keep generating challenges in life and keep conquering it. It generated a name in my mind, one of my friend Anoop Kumar Shukla and his challenges.

Anoop Kumar Shukla

Recently he joined a toastmaster club, which meant the next challenge in his life was to be perfect orator. He started playing squash and squash is my favourite game, which implied the next challenge was to learn this beautiful game. Challenge less life has no meaning, it is boring, and it is like a blank paper.

Thanks to my family background, I have enjoyed and conquered several small and big challenges in life. I have failed millions of time, and succeeded may be once or twice. Life is a chase which is not that easy. It is beautiful till the time you are making your life difficult and learnt to enjoy in difficulty. The day you start enjoying comfort, you have lost the challenge thrown by the god himself.

‘Nothing fails like success!’

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