Unlock Mental Strength: 8 Surprising Habits Mentally Strong People Never Do
2) They don’t let failure define them
I used to take failure personally. If I messed up on a project or didn’t meet a goal, I’d immediately start questioning myself—”Am I not good enough? Should I even be doing this?” It was exhausting, and honestly, it held me back more than the failure itself ever could.
But over time, I realized that mentally strong people see failure differently. They don’t let it define them; they use it as a tool for growth. Instead of seeing a setback as proof that they’re not capable, they take the lesson and move forward.
