Question

To maintain a positive attitude, which one of the following is not a good practice?
(A) Feed the mind with positivity
(B) Don’t learn from failures
(C) Move towards your goals and dreams
(D) Start the day with a morning routine

Hint:

Learn from failures to grow. Avoiding reflection on mistakes hinders personal development and positivity.

Answer 1

A positive attitude is built through conscious effort, reflection, and constructive habits.
Option (A), feeding the mind with positivity, involves focusing on uplifting thoughts, affirmations, and avoiding negativity.
Option (C), moving towards goals and dreams, helps maintain motivation, purpose, and a hopeful mindset.
Option (D), starting the day with a morning routine, promotes discipline and gives the day a focused start.
However, option (B), “Don’t learn from failures,” contradicts the principles of growth and positivity.
Failures are essential stepping stones toward success, offering valuable lessons about what went wrong and how to improve.
Choosing not to learn from them leads to repeated mistakes and builds frustration, self-doubt, and negativity.
Therefore, (B) is not a good practice and stands out as the correct answer.