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4. Release the need for approval of others

We easily get influenced (and spooked) by what people say about us. Remember, this is your life , not theirs.  What one person considers to be true about you is not necessary the truth about you, and if you give too much power to others’ opinions, it could douse your passion and confidence, undermining your ability to ultimately succeed.

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5. Try a new point of view

5. Try a new point of view

Our upbringing – as people and professionals – has given us an unhealthy attitude toward failure. One of the best things you can do is to shift your perspective and belief system away from the negative and embrace more positive associations.

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2. Take stock, learn and adapt

2. Take stock, learn and adapt

Look at the failure analytically. Why did you fail?

After gathering the facts, step back and ask yourself, what did I learn from this?  Think about how you will apply this newfound insight going forward.

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1. Don't make it personal

1. Don't make it personal

Separate the failure from your identity. Just because you haven’t found a successful way of doing something (yet) doesn’t mean you are a failure .

 These are completely separate thoughts, yet many of us blur the lines between them.  Personalizing failure can wreak havoc on our self...

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3. Stop dwelling on it

Obsessing over your failure will not change the outcome. You cannot change the past, but you can shape your future. The faster you take a positive step forward, the quicker you can leave these debilitating, monopolizing thoughts behind.

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4. Hold on to Your Power

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