Defeat can often be mitigated by facing the truth about one's efforts. To determine if someone is genuinely committed, they should consider whether their goals are clear and their plans are detailed enough. Clear goals help focus efforts and provide motivation, while a detailed plan is necessary to ensure progress. For example, training for a marathon requires a concrete plan beyond simply wanting to run faster or be fitter, highlighting the importance of specificity in achieving success.
Look, I did all I could. If I failed, that's just how it goes.
Are your goals crystal-clear? If you cannot describe exactly what you want, you cannot judge how hard you tried.
Many people fail simply because they don't know exactly what they want.
Clear goals are only the starting point. You also need a concrete plan to keep you moving and lets you measure progress.
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