Failures are often your first mentors—they teach what success can’t.

🔎 Take Walt Disney’s story as an example:
☞ He was fired for “lacking creativity.”
☞ His first business went bankrupt.
☞ But instead of giving up, he learned resilience, the value of persistence, and how to turn his failures into stepping stones.

This is where the role of a real mentor becomes priceless:

✅ They help you analyze failures without losing confidence.
✅ They show you how to pivot and move forward smarter.
✅ They remind you that failure is not the end—just a redirection.
✅ They help you see the blind spots and overcome tunnel vision.