Definitions are used to describe a word, but it depends upon you how you want to ingress the meaning. Failure is defined as an instance of failing or lack of success but certain people also define “F.A.I.L” as first attempt at learning. Failure is very real and every individual has faced failure once in their lifetime. What is important is not the failure but how you cope up with it.
The moment when we see not selected on the paper, a email from a dream job, finishing fourth on the finish line and all you can hear is the decrepitating sound of your dreams scrunching right in front of your eyes. The sheer disappointment and prominent feeling of reprehensible is felt by every inhabitant on this earth.
If one door closes there is a small window open somewhere, you just have to find that window. If you are feeling disparage and exhausted then give a chance to redeem yourself. Don’t feel sorry for yourself or let any other person make you feel it. The worst thing you can do from failure is not learning. Nothing in the world can teach you better then failure itself. Take time off to measure your strength and weakness and instead of contemplate on weakness cultivate your strengths.
Einstein once said “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree it will spend its whole life believing that is stupid”.
So never sell yourself short by restricting your success in comparison to the achievements of others. Never allow your failures to dampen your positive attitude but use it as an inspiration and eliminate senile perception that failure is atrocious and keep a constructive attitude. Go out there and show failure people what you’re made of. Failure is a deadly combination of fragmented dreams, a last chance and will of shattering the notions of society, age and gender.
Let your emotions sink in, accept you failure, cease ruminating and assess the deep rooted cause of failure. Then rise again, formulate, see the virtual reality, introspect and then implement not to be knocked again. And this time don’t give any room to any mistakes or failures. Stand tall with your head high. And always remember that you have something that the bitter taste of failure that successors don’t. After all success tastes the sweetest to those who have seen it slips out of their hands once.
Every successful person has once failed in their life, and just because they took a decision not to surrender but to continue with the journey has made them stand where they are today. For instance now a trade mark name in Bollywood is Nawazuddin Siddiqui. Born to farmers in UP. Nawazuddin first worked as a chemist, later moved to Delhi to only be a watchman. Meanwhile he developed an interest in theatre in Delhi and moved to Mumbai to try his luck in movies. In spite of being a phenomenal actor he did not get any constructive job and kept appearing in small roles. He started conducting acting workshops to earn a living. He got noticed as a reporter in Peepli Live and there has been no looking back for him since then.
“Most great people have attained great success just one step beyond their greatest feeling.”
Never back down from your path towards your goal who knows if you are just a step away from your destination.
The first Afro-American first lady of the US is an ideal role model for millions of people. She is an apostle of higher education, healthy living and awareness about poverty. She has devoted herself to work for the upliftment of the society and the proper guidance of the youth so that they channelize their life in a well made way. She is also the co-founder of Let Girls Learn, the US initiative which aids in making girls attend schools across the globe. She is not just a lawyer, writer and a public activist rather she is an amalgamation of these roles in a dear daughter, wife and mother. She is a perfect example to cite that a woman can start from an absolute nowhere and actually do wonders in her life.
The first ever female prime minister of a Muslim nation, Bhutto was not just an ideal political activist but an ideal daughter who led her father’s mission of public welfare. Bhutto was supposedly the only one who worked for the uplifting of women’s status in Pakistan. She set up job quotas for women, set up only women police stations and banks as well. It is believed that Bhutto’s assassination was a sacrifice for the democracy. However it left many disheartened and broken for whom the only spark of upheaval got lost amid the clouds of violence and hatred with her assassination. She however continues to inspire many women today.
The first and only female to serve as the British Prime Minister for tenure of 11 years, Thatcher was an icon of political right. Despite the fact that Thatcher hated feminism she still is an incredible role model for the damsels for if it was not her, the women would have had no dreams to be in power. Her position gave the women the courage to believe that they are not meant to be ruled over every time and everywhere, their voice too can be aired. Although her idea of policies is not approved of by many her story of success is a historic event which brings about an eternal inspiration to women.
Nightingale was one of the first women to go in the field of 
To be an icon you need to be someone who did what they wanted, someone who stood up for themselves. Coco Chanel is one such person who made it big. She completely transformed the way women dressed and emancipated women from their stereotypical attire. Life wasn’t easy for her as she grew up in an orphanage but she was determined and focused and she believed in the power of self to do what one wants to do. She did not transform the attires to please anyone. All she did was because she felt good about it. She did not pay any heed if someone disapproved of her style she was always innovating and going on. She is a fashion icon till date and so much so that living in her brand is not a child’s play. She has set her own standards which continue to make a mark even today.
Referred to as the Mother of Modern Day 
The first female prime minister of India who was entitled with the appellation ‘Iron Lady of India’ Indira Gandhi was a strong and determined woman who seeped into politics at a very tender age. It is she who made India a dreadful force by supporting its nuclear weapon programs, boosted Green revolution and is also the one who changed the 
The oldest supremacy, Queen Elizabeth II has outlived her great-great grandmother and has reigned for more than 60 years now. The only thing constant in the Great Britain over the years has been the Queen. Her reign has been quite long but the stability shows how well everything under her reign is. It’s the way she has worked for the citizens that she has earned herself so much love and respect and is indeed one of the most inspiring and powerful women to look up to. Despite her roots being in tradition she has not only adapted herself to the modernized world but so has done the same to her monarchical principles. 
Committed for uplifting the society, Mother Teresa was a personification of love, sacrifice and kindness. She was committed to her cause to care for the destitute and needy and kept to her work even in the phase of criticism. She gave her everything selflessly for the welfare of people and devoted herself to their service completely. She well deserves the title ‘Mother’ because she has taken care of the people just like a mother selflessly loves her children and devotes her to their care. She is indeed the perfect example of selfless devotion towards the mankind.
If you belong to or are basically from Rajasthan, then you are simulated as a Marwari. For god sake please stop assuming that. Rajasthan has different cultures and diversities. Marwaries are Indigenous traders group of India whose origin is from Marwar region of Rajasthan. Laxmannagar, Jodhpur, Nagore, Pali, Barmer and Jalore are some of the regions of Marwar. So people having origin from these districts can be inscribed as Marwari. Not everyone who is from Rajasthan can be referred as Marwari.
Marwari language is a synonym of Rajasthani language but whole of the Rajasthani people don’t use this language to speak. And this language problem arises most of the time when an outsider or your friends says you to speak or sing a song in Rajasthani language. And you might end up saying “Khamma Ghani Hokam” which too is learnt from television.
This song of Rajasthan is world famous for its 
Normally, that is accepted that there is not much we can do, but that is just an illusion. We Have the ability to send massive love to people, animals, plants and our environment. The result can be astounding. Loving someone is wonderful but giving massive love is the real magic that we can really see .We can fill our homes with love , our surrounding with love and pleasant you will surprise by seeing how plants really well do when they are surrounded by love.
This is the most essential part of travelling solo. You need to be close to all the important belongings. If you are travelling to a different country 
You are going on solo trip and not going to settle there forever, so please 
To make your solo voyage more memorable and fun, visit the locals around your hotel or lodge; talk to them they can be the best guide for you to enjoy your stay in their city. The locals can even give you information that the internet cannot and trust me it’s often entertaining to hear some stories and incidents that they share. They can also give you some inside stories about the place you have come to visit. Learn some basic words of their local language and make a note of it so that it becomes helpful for you in your journey ahead. Get to know from the locals about some special delicacies and food joints providing them. And these locals are sweet enough and how they become your good friend in no time and make your trip worth cherishing. 
