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Posted by mhel in famous people, relationship, self-help on November 3rd, 2007
Failure is not a monument, it is only for a moment. MPC Professor
Failure, Rejection, Humiliation, Defeats… all are speed bumps along our life’s highway and if we’re not careful, it will not just slow us down but wreck our lives forever.
Years ago, I have bought a book by Joey Green at the National Bookstore which is on sale. It caught my eye and for years, I’ve been thinking of sharing it with as much number of people as I can but never got the chance. Glad I have my blog now.
Green said: “If at first, you don’t succeed, welcome to the club.” You’ll be delighted to know that you’re in excellent company. Elvis presley, Marilyn Monroe, John F. Kennedy, the Beatles, Thomas Edison, Madonna — they all had major failures when they started out.
Read on for your benefit. It’s the stories of failures of different Famous Personalities all over the world who triumphed over inauspicious beginnings, crushing rejections, and humiliating defeats.
And oh, before i forget, I like this part in the intro page of the book:
Everyone falls down. You’re not a failure until you don’t get back up.
Marilyn Monroe was dropped in 1947 by Twentieth Century Fox after one year under contract because production chief Darryl Zanuck though she was unattractive.
Marilyn Monroe became a Hollywood sex goddess, starring in All About Eve and The Misfits.
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barbra streisand, broadway, cyndi lauper, david letterman, edgar allan poe, failure, frank sinatra, humphrey bogart, joan of arc, joey green, marilyn monroe, marthin luther, michael jordan, peter benchley, rejection, richard nixon, sigmund freud, theodore roosevelt, tom cruise, walt disney

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