The Might Of Failure

Failure can displace one into a terrible state. Although it can be very difficult to bear the associated pain, it is unwise to accept or remain in a failed state. The pain enables a lesson to be learned which invariably provokes the mind to enhance the goodness in one's career, health, business, relationship with God, and social and family life.



Most successful people have failed, and it is not unreasonable to think that their accomplishment was a result of the lesson learned from their failure. This book aims to reassure its reader that failure is not a terrible thing after all and no one should be afraid or ashamed of failure.



The author loves to encourage and empower the less privileged in society. He is the immediate past president of the Rotary Club of Gants Hill, London, a worldwide charitable organisation. He is a community pharmacist and the author of the book, The Dis-ease of lies. Mr Joel A Omonigho resides in London, UK, with his family.