My first blog

[Park seu Yong]

This is my very first blog in a series of them. I hope i get support, and if i do not then oh well. i will commence this blog on a quote i heard not long ago.                                                                                                                      

"Do not be discouraged by mistakes, but rather encouraged by the opportunity they create to learn and do better next time."- Michael T. Martinez                                                                                                                                                                   
 
 I like this quote cause it happens to fall on a very touchy topic, discouragement. Even a few sub-topics including bullying. But i don't think i can cover all of this. Now a bunch of people have gotten to a bunch of GREAT places with this thinking, like Albert Einstein, Alexander Graham bell, Benjamin Franklin, Etc. What i am really trying to type(did you see what i did there hahaha)is that this is the kind of thinking that can get people places far beyond there reach. Like man to the moon or other things i can't think of. But what i am really trying to say is that you really should not get discouraged by things that are trying to bring you down. If other people did that the world would be a really horrible place to live. Thanks for reading you guys, if you want your topic to be my next leave it in the comments.

And one person i wanna point out is a fellow Nerdfighter 

Colonel Trogdor the Mathinator
or as i have mentioned him Michael T. Martinez.

[Colonel Trogdor the Mathinator]

I would like to say....  most things that you will do in your life will not take 5,000 attempts.  I think the only thing that took me 5,000 attempts was falling asleep tonight.  Which still hasn't happened.

[Colonel Trogdor the Mathinator]

"Colonel Trogdor the Mathinator" is honored to have his quote featured in a blog.  :-)  Here's an example of someone who refused to let mistakes discourage him and rather pushed on until he did it right:  http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventions/dysonvac.htm  It took over 5,000 prototypes for him to invent his creation.