Wayne was unable to speak from that moment until he returned to his hotel room. This was his first real failure. He hadn't correctly managed an important facet of the job, and it would almost certainly cost him future business. Tomorrow he would need to formulate a plan to rectify the problem and learn from his failure. Wisdom to Take Away Business statistics indicate that, on average, entrepreneurs fail between five and seven times in business before they stumble into ventures that ultimately lead them to success.
Failure is an integral part of the process of becoming successful.
You cannot achieve true success until you have experienced some level of failure. Fortunately, each failure provides an opportunity for you to learn more about your character insufficiencies, strategic and tactical flaws, and adequacy of work execution. Once the weaknesses are identified, the plan to remedy the situation can be put in motion. Failure makes successes more enjoyable. Tasting the embarrassment and pain of failure makes the sunshine of success brighter.