Why do I feel like a failure?

When we think in terms of a standard like measuring ourselves against something, we often feel like we are not enough. Another thing is that we sometimes have the concept of being perfect and that anything that don't go well will destroy the idea of our perfection. With all these beliefs, we need to shift them so that they work for us. We need to see that nothing is perfect and that anything can fail. We also need to see that we are better than others at some things and not at other things. So when we begin to pay attention to our thoughts, our feelings began to change along with it.

Often times, in life, we feel like we like we have failed. Whether it's because we think we have made a mistake, or we just feel down, we feel like a "failure". Something has probably happened that has triggered that feeling. Just know, you aren't a failure. Whatever triggered it was just a bump in the road. You still have a long life ahead of you. Don't label yourself as a failure. Learn what makes you feel that way and try to fix it.

because they always say it, believe in yourself.. if you want you can. show them.. Failure is not the opposite of success, it's part of success.

When things aren't going your way, especially a lot of things at once, it's easy to feel like a failure.

We can often feel like a failure when our expectations of ourselves are too high. Being compassionate with ourselves and being realistic in what we can achieve allows us to grow and let go of our feelings of failure, and instead focus on the positives.

Feelings of failure do not directly stem from your own actions, but rather from comparing yourself to other people or trying to live up to impossible standards.

A lot of people compare their successes to other people's and somehow even their small success seems diminished.

We all feel that way sometimes in our lives. We are doing this life thing for the first time and we don't have the faintest idea of how to do it right. I have this feeling recurring all throughout my life when things don't work out like I think they should. I have learned, however, that failure is an event, not a person. I also realised that only through failure is wisdom possible. It's your personal pathway to success.

Other people always tell you what's wrong with you. For example, you're always late, you study bad, you don't have much money etc. And you're trying to fix yourself. But be better person doesn't necessarily mean to change everything and hate yourself for who you are. Maybe now you can feel like a failure, but that's just a sign for you to try be more confident, don't be afraid to be yourself and start to think positive.

You might be under a stress and a lot of pressure. It's normal to feel like this when people expect too much from you