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FAILING FORWARD
Book • 2007
In 'Failing Forward,' John C. Maxwell helps readers change their attitudes and beliefs about failure.
He argues that the difference between average people and achieving people is their perception of and response to failure.
Maxwell provides practical advice on mastering fear, learning from mistakes, and finding positive benefits in negative experiences.
The book is filled with action suggestions and real-life stories, making it a strategic guide to help readers move beyond mistakes and achieve success.
He argues that the difference between average people and achieving people is their perception of and response to failure.
Maxwell provides practical advice on mastering fear, learning from mistakes, and finding positive benefits in negative experiences.
The book is filled with action suggestions and real-life stories, making it a strategic guide to help readers move beyond mistakes and achieve success.
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
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Hal Elrod when discussing the importance of learning from failures and the concept of 'failing forward'.
Hal Elrod when discussing the importance of learning from failures and the concept of 'failing forward'.
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Hal Elrod: If You Can’t Change Your Emotions Do This Instead (Replay)
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John Maxwell as an example of a story that illustrates how experience influences our lives.
John Maxwell as an example of a story that illustrates how experience influences our lives.
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The Value of Contextual Leadership
Mentioned by Jay Conner , referencing John Maxwell's emphasis on the importance of failing forward and learning from mistakes.
The Authoritative Guide to Private Money for Real Estate Investors by Jay Conner
