Introduce the concept of learning from failures by discussing famous individuals who didn't succeed at first but eventually achieved great success. Emphasize that these examples prove that failure is not the end, but a necessary stepping stone to achieving one's goals.

Focus on a specific example such as Thomas Edison. Discuss his multiple failed attempts at inventing the lightbulb and how he viewed each failure as a step closer to success.

Present another famous example, such as J.K. Rowling. Discuss how her early rejections and struggles eventually led to the monumental success of the Harry Potter series.

Conclude with a synthesis of the examples covered. Encourage students to reflect on how these stories can change their perspective on personal failures and inspire them to transform setbacks into potential successes.