Analyse and Celebrate!

 This was a very solid advice that my mentor Mr. Devaditya/Devashish Kothari from Renaisance university gave to us.

He told us that what we generally do is we take failure by heart and go into depression, and when something good happens we start analyzing it.

His mantra was feel success and analyze failures. Celebrate small wins.

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