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Sandip Kaur

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Why Every Setback Is a Step Forward- We’ve all faced moments where things don’t go as planned. But what if those setbacks are actually stepping stones to something better? 1. Hidden Lessons: Every failure teaches you something valuable, making you smarter for the next challenge. 2. Building Resilience: The more setbacks you face, the stronger you become. Success isn’t about avoiding failure, it’s about bouncing back. 3. Opportunities in Disguise: Sometimes, a door closing means a better one is about to open. Be open to new possibilities. 4. Fuel for Growth: Challenges push you to improve and innovate. Without them, growth would be slow. So next time something doesn’t go your way, remember—success loves a good comeback story! Even Elon Musk faced countless failures before Tesla took off.

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Anonymous 3

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While setbacks can be stepping stones, it's also crucial to address why they happened and whether adjustments are needed to avoid repeating the same mistakes which is the hard part lol.

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Anonymous 2

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Absolutely! Setbacks are invaluable teachers bass baad mein samajh aata hai. At the moment nahi.

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Anonymous 1

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Not every is a step forward, come on. Sometimes you are just plain wrong.

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