HISTORY A LIGHT BULB AND FAILURE THOMAS ALVA EDISON

Well surely you know Thomas Alfa Edison, yes it is true he is the father who has found a light bulb as we always soften in the night to say hello. It turns out the existence of light bulbs that we soften is an effort that never knew surrendered by our father is lo. The long struggle of our father is now now get results, which used to always and always failed, now the discovery almost everyone menggunakkannya. Want to know how the unique story of the invention of this light bulb.Failure is the beginning of success, once the wise man says. Indeed the sentence was not wrong. The proof of many successful people whose success begins failure first. One of the most famous stories of failure is the story of the inventor of the electric lamp, Thomas Alfa Edison. He is the inventor of many objects, one of which is the most famous electric light. Then how the story of this one inventor?

 Initially, when he was a child, he was said to be an idiot by the teachers at his school. He was expelled from school for asking too many questions and according to the teachers the question was unreasonable. He once asked "Why are hairy chickens and not hairy man?", "Why are human hairs different from chicken feathers?", "How can chicken feathers stick to his body?". His teacher was confused to give the right answer so he did not ask anymore. Finally, the teachers agreed to remove it from school. They did not realize that Thomas Alpha Edison's curiosity was a reflection of his genius, so the question he raised was beyond his age and his time.After being expelled from school, little Thomas was locked up by his parents in the storeroom because they had to go to work. However, little Thomas is not sad, he is happy to find many things that can be used as toys, disassembled and reassembled by him. One day, he once met his daughter, Mary. The boy asked, "What are you doing?" And little Thomas replied, "I'm laying chicken eggs". Mary was amazed at what little Thomas did. "Do you think your chicken egg will hatch?", Thomas's answer at the time was, "If I have not tried it yet, how can I know whether he will hatch or not?"

Teenagers finally Thomas Edison back Edison school. Finished to finish school, he must work to meet the needs of his life. He had worked as a newspaperman and some drudgery labor. He just settled after finding a sound recording machine. He also married Mary and lived in a house that also doubles as a research laboratory. However, Mary first died before Thomas managed to find an electric light. A few years later his house burned down. He was later hit by a financial crisis that forced him to borrow money to rebuild his home and laboratory. He said he would find an electric lamp which was then considered impossible, to convince the person he loaned the money.After getting a loan, Thomas begins his experiments to find an electric light. His experiments always fail to dozens of times even hundreds of times. But he does not consider himself a failure. He says that he has managed to find hundreds of objects that can not turn on the electric lights. It is said that he has done a thousand experiments. He was so stressed, confused and panicked, but never gave up. And the thousandth experiment that works. The electric light he found was now able to illuminate the world. Had there been no such invention, surely the world could not be as bright as now.

The message from Thomas Alfa Edison is "How many people give up when it takes just a few more steps to arrive at success." And one wise sentence from him, "I will certainly succeed because it has run out of failed experiments."

Welcome the great inventor. You not only illuminate the world with your discoveries but also illuminate the world with a story of failure that inspires those who do not want to fail. Well remember always our father's message, and do not give up because someday we will succeed because we have run out of failed words like his message.

The message from Thomas Alfa Edison is "How many people give up when it takes just a few more steps to arrive at success." And one wise sentence from him, "I will certainly succeed because it has run out of failed experiments."