We feel heart broken when we try to do something and it tend not to yield the desired result. Its almost like Waste of time and energy. The motivation to continue will not be there. You feel the rational thing to do at that moment is to abandon it.  This experience is common to everyone, except the person who had not try something new. 

Even as convincing as some failure may look. There is a lesson that can  be learnt in that failure that need building upon to get the desired result. Or sometimes all you have to do is to keep doing the same thing expecting to get a better or different result.

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With the constant heating of  an iron the blacksmith bend or shape an iron to his desired taste. So also is the habit of consistency. With doing the Same thing repeatedly you become proficient in that thing. which will eventually gives the desired effect in the long run. 

Faraday, the man who invented electricity was said to have tried doing it more than 90 times but failed. But he keep on building on the pass mistake until he got the desired result. That is how consistency work. 

I had a friend who started bakery business immediately he graduated from the university. The business was a small one and all odds seem to be against him. In the first two month of starting the business, he run at lost. Some suggest he change the taste of his bread while others said business is not his calling. He got frustrated. He even contemplate quitting. Until his break through came  when a customer who happen to be the owner of a mall, liked the taste of his bread and entered a contract with him to supply 4000 loaf of bread for him daily. That was how consistency paid him in the long run. 

All we need to do sometime is keep doing that thing we are doing without quitting. And also learning from our mistakes without abandoning it. A little more push or consistency is all we need sometimes to get that break through.