A Healthy Relationship With Failure
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A Healthy Relationship With Failure
Summary
Some people believe that if they can't do something perfectly, they shouldn't do it at all.This mindset is often an attempt to avoid failure. However, failure is an inevitable part of life, especially in business. Every decision and action must align perfectly to achieve our desired outcomes, which won’t always happen.
Embracing Failure
As a business coach, I've noticed that successful people have a healthy relationship with failure. They embrace it, learn from it, and use it to grow. They may even share their failures openly, demonstrating the kind of leadership they desire in their teams. These individuals understand that their worth is not defined by their results.
We often only see successful people when they’re thriving, unaware of their daily struggles and setbacks. In my conversations with clients, I hear both the challenges and triumphs.
Learning from Mistakes
Successful individuals recognize a few key truths: they are neither their mistakes nor their actions. Both can be changed. They understand that our core as human beings remains constant. They can falter, smile, and rise again. They know that failing doesn’t make them failures.
These individuals are less likely to avoid emotions like rejection, fear, or self-doubt. One client, Joe, often says, "It's just part of the ride." Experiencing fear, feeling lost, and facing disappointment are normal aspects of life. He wouldn’t trade these for a routine job and a steady paycheck.
The Path to Mastery
Confident people understand that mastery comes from successive failures, not just wins. They know improvement requires persistence. Failure and success are merely events, not definitions of who they are. So whatever holds you back, I encourage you to pursue your goals with determination.
Alicia Fruin
Business Trainer and Coach
Profit Consulting Co.
[www.profitconsultingco.com](http://www.profitconsultingco.com)
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