What are the ambivalences that are holding you back from success?

Why is it said that “failure is the mother of success”? Looking through the history books at home and abroad, many great successes are stories of a series of failures. Every major scientific invention has experienced hundreds or even thousands of failures. The biggest difference between successful people is that no matter how many times they fall, they can get up, learn from failures, and take a step forward after each failure. Failure at their feet is not an obstacle that stops progress, but a step that continues to climb. To achieve success, you must first set a goal. If we compare achieving a success to a ship sailing around the world in the sea, setting a goal is like determining a road map. The ports to be passed along the way become medium and short-term stage goals, and finally complete the global journey. ultimate goal. If you don’t set a goal, it will be like a piece of wood drifting with the wind and the current. It may drift somewhere, but it will never reach the goal of globalization. It is also likely to float around the doorstep of your home. Mentality is a psychological state that determines our daily behavior. It determines the final result of what we do. The biggest difference between successful people and losers is their different mentality in doing things. To succeed, you must have eight kinds of mentality: 1. Positive mentality; 2. Learning mentality; 3. Giving mentality; 4. Persistence mentality; 5. Cooperation mentality; 6. Humble mentality; 7. Gratitude mentality; 8. Self-discipline mentality. So do you now have the mentality of a winner? If you are not fully equipped yet, what are the ambivalences that are preventing you from succeeding?