Wouldn’t it be great to turn your failures not just into success, but into great moments? Here’s our first part of the conversation on the subject:
- What is Failure
- Something to avoid
- True failure – try it, fail, and never try again
- Finding excuses to justify never trying again
- Why do people fail?
- Do the same mistake over and over again
- Lack of sensory acuity
- Lack of skills
- Perspective on failure (falling down or failure to get up)
- Losing hope or not acting
- Forgetting to learn, giving it time (“expert desease”)
- Fear of failure, protecting the ego
- Great Moments
- Realization of having fallen down and process of getting up
- Not letting the results define me
- An “Aha!” moment
- I’ve just learned something more about the reality!
- Examples of great moments
- Thomas Edison
- Buckminster Fuller – lake Michigan story
- Structure of great moments
- Selebrating your mistakes as new learnings
- Willingness to try new approaches
- Willingness to test your assumptions
- Knowing the directon
- Willingness to go into unknown territory
- Comfort vs. Being Alive
- Making new mistakes
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