Angel B. Pérez describes many students as intent on being perfect. To what extent do his

claims apply to you and to your approach to school and life? How would you describe your

personal attitude toward perfection and failure?

I would describe my personal attitude toward perfection and failure as a set of different feelings toward to be success in life. Since I have memory, I remember my parents to encourage me to try and try to do things without the oportunity to quit or fail. This pattern made me to follow my dreams and fight for what I wanted in life.

Perfection is a word that I am really sure it does not exist; nobody is perfect just God. For me perfection is to wake up early every single day and try to do my best. It is the way that I could tell myself that I am capable to do whatever thing I could propouse myself.

When I think about something that it is really hard to do, I reflect about the different opportunities that I could have to do it.

Failure... What is Failure to me? Failure is the opportunity that I have to land and to believe that everything is life is not easy, and to tell myself that If I fail, I have another chance to do it again. I am sure I learned that and it helped to accept that I could fail and it was ok. I learned that failure in life is as normal as the action of eating and breathing and it is not a problem and people can overcome it  as many times  as it happens in life.

Explanation:

Both concepts were analyzed since the note done by Angel B. Perez where different kind of students gave their opinion about what they felt about what failure was and the consequence of this.

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