4. Use failure as motivation.
Things aren’t always going to go your way, no matter how well you and your teams properly align with your goals. Sometimes we need a good kick to get us going. Sometimes we need the pain of failure to reset, revise, and reassess. Are you taking risks? Are you failing? If so, good going.
Winston Churchill failed grandly more than once, and was famously cast to the political “wilderness” and then came roaring back to lead the British resistance. Steve Jobs was fired from the company he founded but through persistence ultimately came back to save it from extinction. Hillary Clinton failed to win the presidency but then became a powerful and respected Secretary of State. Each of them, in their own way, failed, learned from their mistakes, and most importantly, persisted in the face of failure. Phoenix rising is the way of the world today and we are in the midst of its widespread occurrence.
ou mesmo o sporting que anda a acumular motivação
perder para ganhar é a melhor definição que existe para custo de oportunidade mas não exactamente para sucesso. vou pensar melhor. :-)
òbutiful! vê em que é que metes. ainda arranjas praí uma tempestade cerebral
e há algo melhor, e mais bonito, do que uma mulher em dilúvio? :-)
“The years teach much which the days never knew.”… :)