In 2012 I began working on my blog: I Love Failure, a blog created to motivate people to follow their dreams, raise their standards, succeed and to understand that failure is just a lesson in life that comes before success.
It has been a fun project, where I have been constantly learning and improving. Posting a thought everyday, writing a blog every 5 to 7 days and giving talks to motivate and excite people to work hard for their aspirations.
The first blog, “Procrastination” was posted on September of 2012. Why procrastination? It was the time that it took me to finally write the first post. Today, after 2 1/2 years, I have written over 132 blogs, posted over 700 quotes and gave a substantial amount of presentations. I proved my credibility, momentum and most importantly motivated my audience to try, to risk and follow their passion
Tonight I am about to reach the 500,000 mark. Having 500,000 followers on Facebook, for me, is a big and significant number. The fact that I have 500,000 followers provides me with the best reward, that people trust, relate and understand my writings and concepts. Finally I managed to find the way to connect to my readers and get them excited about life.
I am grateful for the life challenges that have provided me with the wisdom that I am able to share with my readers and mostly, grateful to my audience. Realizing that without perseverance and determination I would not be able to accomplish anything.
Thank you, thank you to everyone and please understand that failures are the speed bumps in life that matter. They are not regrets but small disappointments that wake up the strength within us! Failures are the process of learning and improving.
“Without failures we simply are at a status quo!” – Mauricio Fraga-Rosenfeld
It has been a fun project, where I have been constantly learning and improving. Posting a thought everyday, writing a blog every 5 to 7 days and giving talks to motivate and excite people to work hard for their aspirations.
The first blog, “Procrastination” was posted on September of 2012. Why procrastination? It was the time that it took me to finally write the first post. Today, after 2 1/2 years, I have written over 132 blogs, posted over 700 quotes and gave a substantial amount of presentations. I proved my credibility, momentum and most importantly motivated my audience to try, to risk and follow their passion
Tonight I am about to reach the 500,000 mark. Having 500,000 followers on Facebook, for me, is a big and significant number. The fact that I have 500,000 followers provides me with the best reward, that people trust, relate and understand my writings and concepts. Finally I managed to find the way to connect to my readers and get them excited about life.
I am grateful for the life challenges that have provided me with the wisdom that I am able to share with my readers and mostly, grateful to my audience. Realizing that without perseverance and determination I would not be able to accomplish anything.
Thank you, thank you to everyone and please understand that failures are the speed bumps in life that matter. They are not regrets but small disappointments that wake up the strength within us! Failures are the process of learning and improving.
“Without failures we simply are at a status quo!” – Mauricio Fraga-Rosenfeld
