Whether you fail or fly, at least you tried.

 When it comes to taking risks, many of us can be reluctant to make the leap. Fear of failure is a very real obstacle that can keep us from reaching our potential. But sometimes, in order to reach our dreams, we need to step out of our comfort zones and take a chance on ourselves. That’s why the phrase “Whether you fail or fly, at least you tried” is so important.

Failure can be an invaluable experience – after all, it gives us valuable feedback on what we should do differently next time around. So instead of letting fear paralyze us and prevent us from making any kind of progress, we should take comfort in the idea that even if something doesn’t go as planned, at least we tried. Knowing that there was no real harm done helps ease the pain of failure and enables us to move on and try again.

No one likes failure – but trying new things comes with an element of risk attached to it. By embracing the concept of “at least I tried” and being comfortable with the idea of not always getting the outcome we desire, we can summon up enough courage to pursue opportunities without hesitation. Once we realize that even failure holds valuable lessons for growth and progress, taking risks won’t seem nearly as intimidating as before.

In short: Taking risks may not always lead to success – but at least you tried!