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Stop Fearing Failure
You should embrace failure rather than fearing it. But keep the important and financial costs low.
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Be Dynamically Optimistic.
The world has moved from static to dynamic phase over a century ago. You must manage your time effectively to work on multi dimensions but with focused mindset.
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Get It Done!
Filter & Apply the knowledge & ideas you get in your life immediately and keep it low to save the cost of failure.
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4. Redefine failure
What do you think of when you imagine failing? Not achieving a certain result or outcome?
We are taught that failure is horrible, and you should avoid it at all costs. But this is wrong! It’s not bad at all; it’s one of the ingredients to success.
Don’t fear failure
We should accept and embrace failure not as an enemy but as a teacher. Through failure, we learn to accept human frailty and realize that the journey to entrepreneurial success is not a straight line.
Failure Is Natural, Regret Is Foolish
We should learn from the past, but to regret it and then look at it with disdain brings nothing but frustration and anger. There is no reward for dwelling on what you cannot control, the past.
To build character, expect and embrace failure, then seek obstacles that seem uncomfortable...
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