"Broken but Not Beaten": Turning Failure Into a Weapon

--- Hello 👋 Everyone! My Special thanks goes to the **SciFi Multiverse Community** and the entire **prompt team** for this exclusive eye-opening topic. I salute too every reader and fellow creative here on *Hive*. I will use this moment to share some little experiences of my life. [](https://unsplash.com/photos/gray-and-black-fall-buntings-x0bYONfZPxI)| |- **When I Gave Up on Affiliate Marketing** Failure really hurts. It often drains us emotionally and mentally, and our brain 🧠 will naturally wants to run from anything that repeats Such feelings. For me here, **affiliate marketing** was a one journey I did embarked on with passion after a friend convinced me to joining. I tried it, failed, tried again after some times but still failed. After investing countless of my hours and my hard-earned data, only to see little and most times no sales, **I decides to gave up.** But guess what? I’m still very glad I did. "Not every path is ours to walk", this great quote is what keeps me motivated. Letting go of the affiliate marketing wasn’t quitting on myself, it was only a **redirection**. A wise decision in hindsight. **My Crypto Trading Journey – From Falls to Growth** Now after turning back at affiliate marketing, I came to realize about **crypto trading**, and the insane experience at early stage is a different story. I’ve had many countless failed trades, some the stop losses hit back-to-back, liquidation, market dips, emotional rollercoasters… but obviously I never backed down. **Why?** Is because I saw more potential in me and it's space. Every loss did taught me more about **risk management, the market behavior, and patience** most importantly. The passion I have for trading only keeps me going. It refined me differently from before, not defined me. The truth I believe in this is that, **Failure didn’t break me, rather it built me.** [](https://unsplash.com/photos/man-in-black-jacket-and-black-pants-walking-on-sidewalk-Nz_2Am3VzzU)| |- **What Kept Me Going?** My desire to grow and expand. The fire to become a better person. The dream to only succeed more as an independent entrepreneur. My very past failures in crypto taught me more than any classroom lessons ever did from my *point of view*. And so seeing even the tiniest wins after persistence gave me that trust motivation to continue. **Conclusion**| |- **Failure sincerely is not the end of life**. It’s just a great *lesson wrapped in pain*. I’ve learned much more to stop fearing it and start using it instead. Whether it's in trading, creating, or building something, giving up too soon should not be an option. *Sometimes, the breakthrough is just after the breakdown.* ---- ™ Thanks Y'all for Reading ™ ----