By Sonu Tyagi, Founder, Approach Entertainment & Go Spiritual
In the hustle of chasing dreams, we often place success on a pedestal, while failure lurks in the shadows, feared and avoided. But what if we paused to see both through a spiritual lens? As the founder of Approach Entertainment and Go Spiritual, I’ve learned that life’s highs and lows are not opposites but part of the same divine tapestry.
Years ago, I stood at a crossroads. My early ventures in entertainment were a mix of triumphs and setbacks. There were moments when projects soared, earning accolades and admiration—success felt like a warm embrace from the universe. But there were also times when plans crumbled, deals fell through, and doubts crept in. Failure stung, no doubt. Yet, it was in those moments of defeat that I found clarity.
Spirituality teaches us that every experience is a teacher. Success fills us with gratitude and momentum, but failure? It’s the quiet guru that forces introspection. When a project failed, I learned resilience. When a dream didn’t materialize, I discovered patience. Each stumble nudged me closer to my purpose—building Go Spiritual, a platform to inspire and uplift souls seeking meaning beyond the material.
Consider the lotus flower, a symbol revered in spiritual traditions. It thrives in muddy waters, its roots deep in the mess, yet it blooms pristine and untouched. Life is like that. Success is the bloom, but failure is the mud—essential, grounding, and nourishing. Without it, we wouldn’t rise.
I recall a time when a major campaign for Approach Entertainment didn’t go as planned. The client was disappointed, and I felt the weight of letting my team down. But instead of wallowing, I turned inward, meditating on what the moment was teaching me. I realized the failure wasn’t about my worth—it was about refining my approach, trusting the process, and letting go of outcomes. That shift in perspective led to stronger strategies and deeper connections in future projects.
The Bhagavad Gita reminds us to perform our duties without attachment to results. Success and failure are fleeting; they’re not who we are. Our soul’s journey is about living fully in each moment, whether it sparkles with victory or humbles us with loss. When we embrace both, we align with the universe’s rhythm.
So, to every dreamer reading this: chase success with passion, but don’t fear failure. It’s not the end—it’s a detour, a lesson, a chance to grow. Live whatever comes your way. Celebrate the wins, learn from the losses, and trust that every step is guiding you toward your higher purpose.
Sonu Tyagi is the visionary behind Approach Entertainment and Go Spiritual, dedicated to blending creativity with spiritual wisdom. Connect with him at Go Spiritual News Magazine & App. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spiritual.gospiritual&hl=en_IN&pli=1
Visit us at www.approachentertainment.com & www.sonutyagi.com
