It’s now easier than ever to get a glimpse into the lives of other people.

Everywhere you turn it seems as though everyone is living their best lives, climbing career ladders, settling down in healthy relationships, looking happier, and healthier and wealthier.

But what you don’t often see are the setbacks, the obstacles and the failures they overcame to reach that point in their life.

Although failure isn’t a great feeling, it can be what you need to achieve success in every area of your life.

“Failure taught me things about myself that I could have learned no other way. I discovered that I had a strong will, and more discipline than I suspected.” — JK Rowling

So, despite how it feels to fail, the other side of it is that it will play a crucial part in your growth, which can lead to changing everything.

In this article, I’m going to share a few reasons why you should embrace failure.

Whether it’s being rejected for a job, by a romantic partner, from friends, or even your family, the feeling of rejection is an unpleasant one.

Rejection brings about our most negative emotions, unworthiness, inadequacy, insecurity, shame, and ultimately wondering whether we are good enough.

No matter how often you have been rejected whether it was once or a few times, no doubt you remember that feeling of hurt and try everything to avoid it.

However, by doing this you also avoid taking risks which can minimise your chances of opportunities. These opportunities could be having your dream career, a beautiful romantic relationship, or genuine friendships and connections.

Rejection is unavoidable because it is out of your control.

Fortunately, what you can control is learning how to manage it and having the ability to bounce back to a place where you feel confident enough to put your heart at risk once again. Here are a few ways how;

Have you ever dreamed of living a life so perfect it feels like it's straight out of a movie? Well, what if I told you that you could actually script your way into that dream life?

In this blog, I want to share a technique I learnt from master manifestor, Abraham Hicks, which will help you transform every desire into reality.

Most people don’t get what they want because they cannot define what they want.

It sounds crazy, right?

How can anyone ask for something they’re not sure they even want? Yet the truth is, most people think they know what they want but aren’t able to define it into a crystal clear sentence.

What do you want? Can you define it in one sentence?