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I think that does it. The fear of failure. That makes it more impossible to achieve something. I think kids should be taught not to fear failure because life is all about that. A bunch of mistakes and the learning through it. But since I was a kid, I was taught it's bad, it's a shameful thing to fail. So I almost didn't. I was always the average. I think average is a painful word like ordinary.
But the fear of failure and hungriness for success itself are the obstacles to achieve something. I believe. we should work hard silently not violently. In between goals is a thing called life; and that has to be lived and enjoyed. And have a broad mind to make couple of mistakes because it makes you prepared to take risks and experiment yourself. It comforts you in a way, inspires you, strikes you as a wake up call. 

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