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Learning from Failure
The person who eventually succeeds after failing is the one who is using failure to learn, as a feedback mechanism, and applying those lessons in his future decisions.
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Importance of Failing Fast
Failing Fast is crucial considering the first lesson of learning and taking feedback from failure.
The speed of failing ensures we take the path to success sooner rather than being stagnated and then having to pay the opportunity cost.
Our eventual success depends on our fa...
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Fail Fast!
In our Success obsessed society, failure is rampant, as every successful person has a string of past failures, and may have been a loser before eventually finding success.
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7. Learning from Failure
View failure as a learning opportunity rather than a permanent setback, extracting valuable lessons and insights to inform future actions and decisions.
Failure
Failure can teach us two important lessons.
- Firstly, we learn to manage and overcome the failure in front of us, not repeating the same mistake.
- Secondly, failure can teach us to deal with the psychology of failure. It makes the failed individual aware and persiste...
Failure as an indicator of worth
Failure feels like an indication of who we are as a person. Failing a test means you’re not smart enough. Failing to get fit means you’re undesirable. Failing in business means you don’t have what it takes. And so on.
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