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Maru [420]
2 years ago
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Write a few sentences (3-5) about how failure pushes you to grow please help ​

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1 answer:
Arlecino [84]2 years ago
6 0

easy prompt! I urge you to write this one your own as thats the only way to get better at writing. think of a time you had a hardship- even the slightest one! how did that help you become a better person? maybe there someone in history or from popculture who has dont the same thing! maybe you failed on a math test and it showed you that you need to study and that asking questions isn't bad! don't be scared by prompts, espically short easy ones like this! happy writing :)

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<u> Think about what makes you, you.</u>

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So the ending should look like this:

What I think makes me, is how i know the stuff i do is what doesnt change me, it makes me know that This is how i myself, should act. The things that guide my choices are my goals. I dont overthink about them and wonder if I do bad. Because I know I wont do bad. And because I believe in myself.

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