Failures Are Not Setbacks, They’re Setups for Comebacks

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 By Nitesh Srivastava | New Inspiration   We’ve all faced moments when life didn’t go as planned— An exam we failed, a job we didn’t get, a dream that broke midway. In those moments, it feels like the world is ending. But what if I told you—that failure isn’t the end… it’s the beginning? Failure Is Not a Full Stop   We’ve been conditioned to fear failure. But in reality, failure is a teacher. It doesn’t close doors; it opens new ones—ones we would have never noticed if things had gone “perfectly.” Every successful person you admire has failed—many times. What makes them different? They didn’t stop. They used failure as a launchpad. The Comeback Begins with Mindset What you say to yourself after failure matters more than the failure itself. Instead of: “I’m not good enough.” Say: “Now I know what I need to improve.” Instead of: “I can’t do this.” Say: “I’ll try again, but smarter this time.” Resilience isn’t born—it’s built. Every time you get back up, you’re stronger ...

Trees and Their Uses

Trees are great friends to man. Man needs Oxygen for living. Trees absorb the carbon-di-oxide and give him oxygen back. Air-pollution is a great danger to mankind today. Trees help us in checking air-pollution. They also cause rainfall by inviting rain-bearing-clouds. It is why there is much rainfall in forest. Rainfall helps agriculture and the growth of vegetation.
We also get food, fruits, flowers, timber, fuel-wood and coal from trees. A large number of industries such as paper, match, leather and rubber get raw materials from trees. They check the free flow of water and save us from floods and soil erosion. They also halt the spread of deserts.

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