Crashing and burning

Another thought out of my stream of ponderings. Fight or flight. Have you ever wondered what would you do in a certain situation when it really comes right down to it. I'm fascinated with the thought of failing at things and what people do afterwards. It's like a fork on the road where nothing happens. They think "Is it time to buckle up and go on another ride or this is it... I'm done." 

On one road it's completely depressing. You failed. It's over. You'll look back at this moment as either a mistake or something that you thought you didn't have what it takes. You'll be broken and not be the same hopeful self.

On the other road you shrug off the mess of this attempt and you think of the next trial. You think positive, and its contagious. You keep your hope alive. 

Both roads have their debates. But it depends on the person how much they're worth. But really when it comes to dreams it is always good to shoot for the stars. You'll regret it if you don't try. Martin Luther king never saw his dream come true, but does that mean he was unsuccessful in his attempt? Thomas Edison made numerous attempts at the making of the light bulb only to fail completely time after time. If he didn't fail would he understand the dynamics of containing light in a bulb? Disney was told he had no imagination when he was starting out, would we have a Disney empire if he listened to them? My belief is choose your dreams no matter how high, then set yourself to follow them through.