If it means anything, I think you are definitely not a failure but rather a great success story – you have achieved soooo much – it is remarkable. I am happy you are starting to see that for yourself

Thanks for today’s journalling prompt on failure, I clicked through from facebook.

i did the journalling, following the questions, because when I read them I knew I’d feel better about what I had in the past labelled as failures, and sure enough voila I know have a much more positive view on them.

I sold my house because I didn’t get the payrise I felt I was due, I did make €85,000 which, 2 years later is all gone, I considered this as a failure because I didn’t have a return on my money!
What this has taught me is several things, I now have confidence in my own skills, and am getting better and better at asking for what I want. I also have a far improved relationship with money – earlier this year I identified a self limiting belief that if I had money it meant I was a bad person! This was at an unconsious level and I’ve turned this belief around considerably.
I continue to take positive action towards achieving my dreams, and one of the key learnings I got from this process was that this example my seem like a failure, but actually it’s and indicator of my success- 12 years ago I was homeless and unemployed, my life today is light years from that reality that once was!

Thank you