Why being a LOSER is a superpower

[anthonygraeff]

A man who falls in a hole and climbs himself out is much stronger than the man who never fell in a hole at all

[auaaexd]

Better said its better to lose at the beginning than at the hard part of life.

[bryansmith]

I was a loser in high school. I'm still a loser. Giving up is what I need to do

[theoneandonlykyle]

Being a loser is a super power I've been one my whole life.

[dr.j]

I agree, it’s the same message from Rocky.
You, me or nobody is going to hit as hard as life. But it ain’t about how hard you it, it’s about hard you can get hit and take and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done. If you know your worth than go out and get what you’re worth, but you gotta be willing to take the hits along the way.”

[TheLifeOfVivika]

A small setback equals a major comeback I really needed hear this today thank you sir

[joshuamartinpryce]

Being a loser is not a superpower naturally but supernaturally it works wonders.

[WR-hgou]

Major setback today…need to suck it up and give 100% tomorrow!

[stevenbragg]

This reminds me of a article I read a while back about over coming failure. People who experience failure early in life tend to be more successful later on in life compared to others who didn't. I've seen this play out with a few friends I had in my life. Stay strong losers

[eyanosasioux]

It’s not about being a loser it’s growing up humble and honest so you can know and appreciate the value of everything and anyone.

[starmhz]

Amen brother. This is better than going to see a psychiatrist or therapy. Thank you

[jokeronsteroids]

This is POWERFUL! Literally been the story of my life and although it took me some time to learn that I can choose my own path in life, I’m forever grateful for the pain that’s turned me into my own superhero

[pyp]

I agree, I tend to be a quiet and shy person. Which I personally found it to be better than being some popular person. Because I personally like to spend most of my time alone (I kinda consider it a mental break). Even though I'll say that I'm a boring person, I'm actually ok with it. As I don't seem to like too much social interaction from people I haven't built trust with. But if it's people that I personally trust, then I'll be ok with interacting with them.

[muuokavita]

💯 % TRUE AFTER watching I AiN'T feeling a LOSER

[dewayneabner]

The key to having mental toughness is understanding that taking risks leads to full success in life but also it means that the mistakes you make after taking risks are supposed to be looked at lessons because that's how you grow as a human being and you'll see opportunities to learn. Then after you learn from it, you're able to try again in life. Perceive Risks as a way to succeed in life and Perceive Mistakes as a method. Perceive your success based on the mistakes and huge trials you went through in the beginning.

[helloworld]

My childhood - looser
My adulthood - I'm still a looser

[mauriziogrosso]

This man is the type of guy who creates gigachads by only doing lessons

[JonahManX]

Facts!! I was homeschooled so when I became an adult I was super backward and shy now I’m one of the most outgoing people that I know because I understand where I came from and how I must lead as an example to others. People bully homeschoolers a lot too.

[thomdushane]

The power of shaking it off and not giving up. You gave a killer message, love it.

[raidernation]

This is true. I was always popular, got the girls, had a lot of friends, etc etc everything did come easy when i was younger. When finished HS, and started college, and started working jobs that had more competition, i didnt know how to handle failuer. And i dont mean thay i would be angry or sad or lash out, but literally couldnt process what it meant to be rejected or beat at something. Toigh few years into the real world but i managed. Stay true to yourself, everyone has a different path. Stay solid my brothers!