Updated on Feb 12, 2020 12:02 IST
When your exams don’t go as per your expectations, you realise you are somehow failing. To work upon that, one should be blooming upon the things that make them happy.

By: Madhvee Soni

When your exams don’t go as per your expectations, you realise you are somehow failing. To work upon that, one should be blooming upon the things that make them happy.

If you choose to do things you are interested in, at the end of the day, you will be happy. And being happy is a sign of confidence and positive energy. Failure isn’t something you can’t overcome and failure isn’t only for exams, it includes all the other things.

Failing a tournament you wanted to win badly, failing one of the debates, failing the driving test and many more – where do all these failures lead us? The answer lies in our life itself. The light to our tunnel gets completely dim when failure hits us but we should take that as learning, to explore more, to understand the concept and idea. We should work even harder than before, for example, if we planned to score 60 in a test and couldn’t, make sure to score 90 in the next turn. That’s what time makes us do, coming out stronger than before.

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Always know your weakness and work upon them every now and then. We have been through these kinds of moments. I was mentally not in a good position and emotionally, I noticed everything triggered me more than how it used to do usually. When I was going through this, I lost hope that I could do better but when I actually did introspection, I realised I had loads of opportunities around me.

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You never have one option, remember that. This is what has made me keep going always. Working on your weakness is the most enacting step you take forward for yourself. Practice more because there’s an old saying, ‘practice makes the man perfect’. Never stop focusing on your goals.

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Here are some points you should keep in mind :

  • Talk to your family about how you are feeling
  • Don’t panic when venting things out
  • Don’t be negative
  • Be patient
  • Look for the options you have and choose which is more suitable
  • Never take it personally because it could affect you in the worst manner
  • Don’t skip meals, eat and stay healthy
  • Stay focused on achieving your goal

About the Author:

Madhvee Soni

Madhvee Soni is a second-year student of Integrated Masters of Business Administration at Ahmedabad University. She has served as a volunteer with organisation such as 'U and I' NGO and also in different events. She has a keen interest in novels and also loves to explore new places and indulge in fitness activities.

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