Failure is an integral part of any writing process, whether we like it or not, and as such any good writer must be able to acknowledge that they will fail in one project or another. Though that isn’t something to be considered as negative, rather failure can be a positive, awesome force. The first step is acknowledging the possibility and existence of failure in anything we do. Then to take on their failure from an objective stance, understanding where they failed and if a pattern exists in order to correct.
Look failure is a necessary aspect in live and in the pursuit of any career, there is no instance where anyone person alive has never failed in anything they’ve done. Alexus Yeakel, points this out when he acknowledges that even after colleges writers with even the greatest skills can fail, whether on their own or in result of outside circumstances. The thing about failure is never to take it personally, if treated with the appropriate mindset failure can be a greater teacher then any professor a student may have throughout their pursuit of higher education.
Failing is a quintessential part of the writing system, because there is no such thing as a perfect draft or iteration in any work of literature. It is the test of every individual regardless of careers or profession to understand that no failure is done on purpose and that every time we fail we have a chance to leave from a mistake so it can’t be repeated again.
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