How do you react to something you failed to accomplished?

Learn from it.

If you have NEVER failed then you have NEVER really taken a risk.

I have to take Pepto Bismol for days LOL. I failed once to complete a college semester and it happend to be all my favorite subjects so didnt quite understand why I failed ALL of them. I felt sick and depressed for days. I moved to another state where I found an opportunity in the science field which I thought I would never get...I needed that degree but didnt have it, so I bullsh-it through my interview anyway based on what I knew and got the job of my life. later I got the courage to go back and finish those courses to get my degree. Now I look at simple failures as destiny. I think I'm meant to fail for something greater.

Recently I went to a motivational talk, and the speaker said that there's no such thing as failure, it's all feedback. If you think of an outcome as failure, then you will see yourself in those terms.

I've decided to change the way I see an outcome and try to learn from a negative result. It's just information, and whether or not you succeed in the future depends on whether you have learned anything from those results. Get the word 'failure' out of your vocabulary - it is an obstacle to your progress.

I always try to figure out why I failed. And if the prize is big enough, I go back and make some changes based on what I learned and then make another attempt. You can't learn without failing. Some of the best business lessons I've learned have come from my failures. If you're not failing every now and again, you're not taking enough risk.