Here's how you can grow personally and reflect after experiencing failure.

After failure, accept the reality means facing the truth of what happened. Accept that things didn't go as planned. Look closely at what went wrong and why. This helps you learn and grow. Use these lessons to improve yourself. Remember, failure is a part of life and a chance to get better.

The reality is that, you have to make couple of big mistakes in your life, make decisions which will lead to failure in order to grow. I don't say that you should look forward to it, but you should definitely embrace that reality as a positive thing when it happens. Don't blame yourself but write down situations and events which led to that outcome and next time you need to make a decision of a life importance, reflect on that.

After experiencing failure, take time to analyze what happened. Look at the outcome and identify what went wrong and what could have been done differently. Reflect on your actions and decisions to understand your mistakes. Use this insight to learn and grow. Set new goals based on what you’ve learned, and remember that failure is a step towards success. Reflecting on failure helps you become stronger and wiser.

Whenever we receive rejection from a hiring team for a job we applied, or outcomes of our hard work turned out to be completely opposite and demotivating, we shouldn't just sit and blame ourselves, but check for sources from where we can learn what we did wrong and what we could have done better. Networking, friends, siblings, parents, all those are resources which can help us analyze the situation which represents the outcome of our past actions, if we are just willing to listen and ask.

After experiencing failure, seeking feedback is crucial for personal growth. Start by asking trusted friends or mentors for their honest opinions. Listen carefully to their suggestions and use them to understand your mistakes. Reflect on what they say and identify areas for improvement. Make a plan to work on these areas and set small, achievable goals. Regularly check in with those who gave you feedback to track your progress and stay motivated.

Always ask for advice and feedback even when you are 100 percent sure that you are doing things right. Do it in regular intervals. If you have a specific goal reevaluate it along with people who care about you, people you barely know but you admire their expertise and success.

Failure can be tough, but it's also a chance to grow. After failing, take some time to reflect on what went wrong and what you learned. Use these insights to set new, realistic goals. Break your big goals into smaller, manageable steps. Stay positive and focus on progress, not perfection. Remember, every failure is a step closer to success.

Always set new goals. Do it every 3-5 years and reevaluate them every 6 months. Start with learning a new language, your appearance, improving a hobby to a valuable skill. Never underestimate the power of curiosity.

This is something that is a work in progress for many people. Being able to overcome one failure does not mean that the way to overcome another is the same. It is important to have the right mindset—accepting failure and making a difference. I often fail at delivering a pitch the way I wanted, or sticking to certain regimes. Instead of telling myself that I must stand up and make a change immediately, I take my own time to 'grieve' and feel upset about my failure. The steps to accepting failure are more than just saying, 'yes, let's do better' and it is done. Rather, accepting failure means acknowledging the negative feelings, getting out of it successfully, and moving on! Your time does not equal everyone else's—each to his or her own!