People fail every day. People can fail in a test, work assignment, or a promise. Failure exposes that people are not perfect beings; they are imperfect beings trying to act perfectly. This does not mean success is never attainable for a human, but success relies on the actions failure provides. People never strive to fail; otherwise, people will never start their projects. True failure is the outcome of trying, but missing the minimal goal set as the standard. False failure is slothfulness and not caring to reach the minimal goal. Success, on the opposing side, holds to the outcome of hitting the minimal goal set as the standard and surpassing the standard. In American society, failure is never an option for an American citizen because failure goes against the American dream of constantly moving forward (Zinsser, 2014, p.1.).
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In William Zinsser’s article “The Right to Fail” he addresses the right response to failure, and failure can benefit a person because the he is not concerning himself about fitting into the mold America expects them to
In William Zinsser’s article “The Right to Fail” he addresses the right response to failure, and failure can benefit a person because the he is not concerning himself about fitting into the mold America expects them to