Failure is the most fearful word among many people. It stopped many people from doing what they want to do. They don't even dared to try as their thought of failure is so strong that they give up without taking that very first step to success.

The majority of the people walking on the this earth are afraid of failure. That is why successful people are so limited? Those who worked in career such entrepreneur, inventor, scientist are risk taker. Failure are part and parcel of their daily life. Failure to them are free education and experience before they step into the kingdom of success.

Learn from people like Jeff Bezos, an entrepreneur who found Amazon.com. He started the internet business from his garage of his two bedroom house rented outside of Seattle. His first office tables were made from wooden doors, angle brackets and two by four lumber purchase from Home Deport. It was after many years of business loss and deficit before Amazon.com became profitable. He keeping going and refused to accept failure as he believe that one day he will be successful in creating a place for anyone around the world to shop with the click of a mouse.

All of us have many ideas, dreams and goals, but for any number of reasons, we just refused to act. If Jeff Bezos have the ideas to create a virtual shopping digital world for everyone to shop at home and did not act on his ideas, Amazon.com would not have been found.

In another story where people refused to accept failure is Steve Jobs. In 1997, Michael Dell of Dell Computers stated in public that Apple Computers should dissolved the company and return the money to its shareholders to avoid a financial failure. Obviously, Steve Jobs refused to accept that failure message and keep going. It was an enormous challenge for Jobs but he and his team persevered and accomplished what many who in his shoes would have given up and dissolved the company. On Friday the 13th 2006, Jobs send out an email to all his Apple employees sharing to them that Apple shares is now worth much more than Dell's. What a guy who refused to accept failure as a quick solution to a problem (Source: New York Times, by John Markoff).

As you can see, every successful people have a failure story behind them. Nobody who won the Olympics have never lose a game before they came up first. Everyone of you can become a outstanding and remarkable person by learning how to keep going and refusing to accept failure as an answer.

So, next time when you failed, just keeping going and refused to accept failure as the final answer.