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Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). What if your biggest failure turned out to be your greatest teacher? In this episode of The ManKind Podcast, host Boysen Hodgson sits down with Brandon Clift to unpack five profound lessons he learned from his experience on Australian Ninja Warrior—where he set the record for the fastest elimination in history.Brandon shares how his ego, overconfidence, and underestimation of the challenge ahead led to an unexpected (and humbling) failure. But more importantly, he reveals how this moment reshaped his approach to risk, preparation, and resilience in all areas of life.Key Lessons Discussed:Leave Your Ego at Home – The fine line between confidence and arrogance.Do Not Underestimate the Challenge – How overlooking the present moment led to a misstep.Respect the Course – Why preparation and humility matter in any pursuit.Surrender Expectations & Detach from Outcomes – Embracing the unknown and finding growth in unexpected results.Enjoy the Journey – Finding joy, even in failure, and learning to pivot when things don't go as planned.Through humor, reflection, and raw honesty, Brandon walks us through how these lessons continue to shape his personal and professional life. Whether you've faced setbacks in your career, relationships, or personal goals, this episode is packed with wisdom to help you fail forward and find purpose in the process.Resources & Mentions:
The FastForwardAmy Show: About Perfectly Imperfect Entrepreneurship
In this episode, I'm sharing 32 of the most important lessons I've learned about business, mindset, and life over the years—things I wish my 16 year old self had known.Whether you're an entrepreneur, a content creator, or just someone looking to build a better life, these lessons will help you:✔ Shift your mindset from fear to confidence✔ Make smarter business decisions✔ Prioritize what truly matters✔ Avoid common mistakes that hold people backReady to transform the way you think and operate?
"Consistency is key in parenting." "Allow yourself room to fail." "Men are taught to just be fine." In this episode of the Young Dad Podcast, host Jey is joined by Jeremy and Zach to discuss the importance of consistency in parenting, the challenges of failure, and the stigma surrounding men's mental health. They emphasize the need for fathers to be present, embrace vulnerability, and learn from their mistakes. The conversation also touches on the significance of seeking help and the value of open communication in relationships. The episode concludes with practical advice for new dads on how to navigate the early stages of fatherhood with grace and understanding. Takeaways Consistency is crucial for effective parenting. It's important to allow yourself room to fail. Men often feel pressured to suppress their emotions. Being present with your children creates lasting memories. Vulnerability can foster deeper connections with others. Failure is a part of the learning process. Men's mental health struggles are often stigmatized. Open communication is essential for emotional well-being. Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Parenting is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and October Updates 02:16 The Power of Consistency in Fatherhood 05:34 Being Present: The Key to Quality Time 11:49 Embracing Failure: A Path to Growth 18:44 Stripping Away the Illusion of Perfection 25:16 Quantity of Time: The Birthplace of Quality Moments 27:07 Embracing Vulnerability and Failure 32:06 The Other Side of Fear 40:00 Breaking Free from Societal Expectations 43:50 Turning Vulnerability into Strength Check out the link-tree for all things YDP Deals (Joon, Forefathers, DadBod Apparel)- https://linktr.ee/ballboyblogCheck out the Website to never miss anything new with the YDP- www.youngdadpod.comAnd support on Patreon- https://patreon.com/YoungDadPod?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=join_link --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youngdadpod/support
Today I have the pleasure of introducing you to a recent conversation with the amazing Dr Tim Sharp. Dr Tim is the Chief Happiness Officer at The Happiness Institute. An internationally renowned leader in Positive Psychology he is a sought-after Speaker and Facilitator, Consultant and Coach, Writer and Podcaster, Spokesperson and Brand Ambassador. In this episode we talked about his amazing new book Lost and Found, embracing failure and learning from our mistakes and the transformative power of awe. In this conversation, Dr Tim talked about his struggles with mental health and suicide. If you or someone you know needs support, please reach out via https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/mentalhealth/services/Pages/default.aspx.
God does not want you to see yourself as a failure. Instead, He wants you to learn from the failures you go through. Sometimes, the only lesson you will learn is, “Don't do that again.” In today's key passage, there are three basic lessons that you will learn from failure. We discussed the first two last week, so we're going to add the third this week. I pray you will learn from these failures in your own life and that you will find encouragement and comfort even when you fall short.
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God does not want you to see yourself as a failure. Instead, He wants you to learn from the failures you go through. Sometimes, the only lesson you will learn is, “Don't do that again.” In this passage, there are three basic lessons that you will learn from failure, which we will discuss over the next two weeks. I pray you will learn from these failures in your own life and that you will find encouragement and comfort even when you fall short.
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Hey everyone, it's Camille here from Call Me CEO, and boy, do I have some news to share with you! So, you know how change is in the air with the new year of the Equinox upon us? Well, I've been feeling that vibe too, and I've decided it's time to shake things up a bit here on the podcast.Lately, I've been doing a lot of interviews, which I've loved, don't get me wrong. But I realized something. While I'm out there sharing everyone else's stories, I've been keeping my own life at arm's length. And you know what? That's just not me. So, inspired by some amazing solo-hosted podcasts I've been bingeing on, I've decided it's time to get personal.I want this podcast to be more than just interviews. I want it to be a space where we can connect on a deeper level, where I can share my own stories and hear yours too. And you know what really got me thinking? Meeting Josie, the host of the Weekly Trash podcast. Her raw, personal approach to podcasting really struck a chord with me.So, here's the plan. We're still going to talk about motherhood and business, because let's face it, that's my jam. But we're going to dive deeper. We're going to talk about the messy, beautiful reality of being a mompreneur. And I want to hear from you too. Your stories, your struggles, your triumphs - they all matter.In today's episode, I'm going to kick things off by sharing what's been on my heart lately when it comes to motherhood. And don't worry, we're still going to talk about what I'm watching, reading, and listening to, because let's be real, I'm always down for some good recommendations.But the best part? I want to hear from you. I want this podcast to be a two-way street, a conversation between friends. So, I'm inviting you to share your own motherhood moments with me. Whether it's a funny anecdote, a proud mom moment, or a struggle you're facing, I want to hear it all.And hey, if you're feeling generous, I've got a little giveaway going on. Send in your motherhood moment, and you can win a copy of my Time for Us journal. It's the perfect way to carve out some special time with your kiddos and create lasting memories together.So, what are you waiting for? Let's dive into this new chapter together. I can't wait to hear from you and see where this journey takes us. Thanks for being part of the Call Me CEO community - you're the best!I want to hear YOUR motherhood moments, big or small, hilarious or heartwarming. Whether it's a triumph, a struggle, or just a moment that made you go, "Yep, this is motherhood," I want to hear all about it. So, what are you waiting for? Share your story with me and let's celebrate the beautiful chaos of motherhood together. Can't wait to hear from you!Submit HERE: https://ngl.link/camillewalker.co1Embracing Change: A New Direction for Call Me CEOHere is a link to the Time for Us Journal: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09TMYXM37/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_0FACN7TGEDZ9G0998Q02
As a CEO, failure is imminent. So just… Don't make the same mistakes twice like Moiz, ok? It's another Q&A episode, and Nik and Moiz are tearing into some of your best questions from their Slack channel. What are the five questions all landing pages must have? What's the best way to manage your Facebook ads? And what the heck do CEOs actually do all day anyways? Moiz gets personal and reveals the one mistake he made TWICE. Why is it the sexiest business ideas that are always the ones most doomed to failure? And later, Nik and Moiz explain why talking to people who have had negative experiences with your 3PL is vital before selecting your supplier. Why is Moiz sharpening his knives at the thought of some of his old suppliers? Yeah. He's preparing for war this week. Tune in to find out why. Give customers more choice—and save your margins—with Postscript CashBack. This is the better alternative to coupons. Offer customers a CashBack option anywhere you use a coupon—popups, welcome series, or over SMS and email. When customers select a store gift card for their CashBack option, they return to purchase multiple times and spend more. Postscript is the DTC darling of SMS for a reason—they're in the biz of making brands more money–more efficiently. Learn more at postscript.io/limited 00:03:21 - Thrasio Faces Bankruptcy After Failed Deal 00:06:04 - Effective Landing Page Structure Tips 00:15:35 - Daily Life of a Busy Entrepreneur 00:23:14 - Managing Cash Flow Amid Facebook Ads Downturn 00:32:15 - Learning from Failure: The Key to Success 00:37:25 - Optimizing Profit vs. Product Fit 00:42:18 - Efficient Ways to Find Suppliers 00:47:23 - Exploring Resources for Product Sourcing 00:49:58 - Limited Supply Podcast Season Eight Coming Soon Want more DTC advice? Check out the Limited Supply YouTube page for more insider tips. Check out the Nik's DTC newsletter: https://bit.ly/3mOUJMJ And if you're looking for an instant stream of on-demand DTC gold, check out the Limited Supply Slack Channel for Nik and Moiz's most unfiltered, uncensored thoughts. Follow Nik: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/mrsharma Follow Moiz: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/moizali
We are sinners, against a good God - sinners who have been forgiven
In this video, Lachlan Stuart shares valuable lessons he learned from failure and how to overcome fear. Don't let failure hold you back, watch now to discover how you can beat it!Mentioned On Today's Show:
Did you know that failure can alter your perception of achieving your goals? When setbacks occur, it's natural for your objectives to seem more distant and difficult to attain, even though they are still within reach. The way we perceive and respond to failure can determine whether it becomes a stepping stone toward success or a barrier that halts our progress toward our dreams. Each failure presents an opportunity for learning and personal growth, even if it brings discomfort or disappointment. In this episode, we delve into the reasons why individuals often fall short of their goals, underscore the significance of failure, and explore strategies for leveraging setbacks to propel us forward. Rather than shying away from failure, we must embrace it and integrate it into our recipe for success.
Balance is the most important skill in business and life. So important, we're doing a two-part review of the 24-part bonus series on the #SaturdayMorningHustle in 2021 and 2022 that addressed issues that challenge all entrepreneurs, business owners, career builders and decision-makers. "How to balance what seems to be contradictory viewpoints” in business and personal life. More than work/life balance, we examine a variety of “this or that” scenarios. Today will be a brief review of season 1 (2021) topics and links for you to dive deep into each of the full episodes. We will review season 2 (2022) next week. Balance Series on Spotify bit.ly/ProBalSMH Balance Series on YouTube bit.ly/ProBalYT Balance Series on Apple Podcasts Season One - https://saturdaymorninghustle.com/category/balance-series-bonus-content/page/3 Ep1 More than Work/Life Balance vs. Hustle Culture https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-bonus-content-series-of/id1268398101?i=1000506556558 Ep2 Success Mindset vs. Lessons From Failure https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-success-mindset-vs-lessons-from/id1268398101?i=1000510229355 Ep3 15 Year Old Entrepreneur vs. 50 Year Old Entrepreneur https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-15-year-old-entrepreneur-vs-50/id1268398101?i=1000514918347 Ep4 Setting A Fair Price vs. Getting What You're Worth https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-setting-a-fair-price-vs/id1268398101?i=1000519112950 Ep5 WFH vs. Corporate Culture https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-wfh-vs-corporate-culture-saturdaymorninghustle/id1268398101?i=1000523708154 Ep6 The CEO Should Always vs. The CEO Should Never https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-the-ceo-should-always-vs-the/id1268398101?i=1000527247600 Ep7 Work Smart vs. Work Hard https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-work-smart-vs-work-hard-saturdaymorninghustle/id1268398101?i=1000531120519 Ep8 Entrepreneur vs. Business Owner https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-entrepreneur-vs-business-owner/id1268398101?i=1000533702687 Ep9 Rising Tide vs. Getting Yours https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-rising-tide-vs-getting-yours-saturdaymorninghustle/id1268398101?i=1000536770944 Ep10 Self Reliance vs. Collaboration https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-self-reliance-vs-collaboration/id1268398101?i=1000539689141 Ep11 Brand Now vs. Brand Later https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-brand-now-vs-brand-later-saturdaymorninghustle/id1268398101?i=1000543433495 Ep12 Defending Yourself vs. Seeming Too Defensive https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professional-balance-defending-yourself-vs-seeming/id1268398101?i=1000546260147 It's Saturday. I'm in the office. This is the Saturday Morning Hustle podcast for anyone willing to come in early, stay late or hustle on the weekend to be successful. No hyperbolic hustle culture, just brutally honest, straightforward business advice and motivation every Saturday for entrepreneurs, business owners or anyone pursuing success. You can't just work 9 - 5 Monday through Friday and hope to become the next big thing. You gotta work smart, work hard and put in extra effort while everyone else is sleeping, playing games or wasting time. Maximize bonus time to get more work done. Listen, watch, stream, subscribe or learn more at www.SaturdayMorningHustle.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/satmorninghustle/message
As we continue with our Twins Talk it Up Summer Series, here is a special replay of our conversation with our good friend Mark Botros, Principal with Noblis, a strategy consulting firm in the Washington DC Metropolitan. In this conversation, Mark shares 3 Dirty Secrets to Failure:Failure is a frame, not the whole movie.The road to Success is paved with failure ... among other things.You may not embrace failure, but the greats do.Failure can be a great teacher and a pivot to even greater success. To learn more about Mark and to follow his work as a consultant and podcaster, visit markabotros.com/--- more ---If you are looking to learn the art of audience engagement while listening for methods to conquer speaking anxiety, deliver persuasive presentations, and close more deals, then this is the podcast for you.Twins Talk it Up is a podcast where identical twin brothers Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown discuss leadership communication strategies to support professionals who believe in the power of their own authentic voice. Together, we will explore tips and tools to increase both your influence and value. Along the way, let's crush some goals, deliver winning sales pitches, and enjoy some laughs.Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown train on speaking and presentation skills. They also share from their keynote entitled, “Identically Opposite: the Pursuit of Identity”.Support and Follow us:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCL18KYXdzVdzEwMH8uwLf6gInstagram: @twinstalkitupInstagram: @dsbleadershipgroupTwitter: @dsbleadershipLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/twins-talk-it-up/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/dsbleadershipgroup/Facebook: facebook.com/TwinsTalkitUpFacebook: facebook.com/dsbleadership/Website: dsbleadershipgroup.com/TwinsTalkitUp
Deuteronomy 1 | Lessons From Failure by Enfield & Strathfield Anglican Church
@taylorawelch talks about how to navigate your decisions through a season of thriving and difficulties. Always remember to hope and not to get beaten down by your own past. Extract the lessons, acknowledge the mistakes and use those lessons to navigate your win through success. Have fun!IF you enjoyed the show please leave us a review to help push this message to more listeners around the world!Please visit Taylorawelch.com to access all of Taylor's socials and content Text Taylor: 615-326-5037Chapters: (1:28) How to survive through difficult situations(02:06) Success is a lousy teacher(02:51) Making mistakes is not bad(03:19) The only way to gain power and influence is by making mistakes(04:12) Happiness as a muscle(06:26) Instead of wallowing in defeat(07:43) Better, stronger, wiser
Get my new book: Elemental: Natured Inspired Rituals to Nourish Your Life This week we welcome Hay House author Katie Dalebout to the show. Katie publishes a weekly newsletter and her weekly interview podcast, Let It Out, (400+ episodes + 9 million downloads). Katie also co-hosts and produces the mental health show, Spiraling. In this episode, we discuss: the truth in our airplane conversation and elevator pitches how our decisions shape us learning to follow the moment cultivating friendships as adults cozy middles in relationships staying on the side of believing in magic the numerology of 222 failure in the era of highlight reels why success teaches us nothing procrastination, fear and overwhelm what it means to “let it out” Resources: Follow Katie on Instagram, and learn more about her show Use code OUIWEGIRL to redeem 25% off your first month of Seed's DS-01® Daily Synbiotic. Try an edible, 100% plant-powered SPF 50+ moisturizer with code OUIWEGIRLCREAM for 20% off. Want to chat about this episode? Text
How do you respond to failure? Do you embrace times of failure as opportunities for growth? We are fortunate to have our friend Mark Botros join us for this incredible conversation about reframing failure as well as the importance of growing in our awareness and confidence. Mark is a Principal with Noblis in Washington DC and serves as the Host and Executive Producer of The LIFE WORKS Podcast, where he interviews incredible leaders about lessons learned from life and business.It's one thing to say I failed. It's another to say I am a failure. Mark shares 3 Dirty Secrets to Failure:Failure is a frame, not the whole movieThe road to Success is paved with failure ... among other thingsYou may not embrace failure, but the greats doAdditionally, Mark stated that receiving honest feedback is a gift and that experimentation is a safe way to fail. We highlight several influential figures who have made an incredible impact despite their failures. What story of overcoming failure inspires you to overcome and be your best? Thomas Edison also stated when asked about the amount of times he failed, “I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.” To learn more about Mark, his work and the Life Works Podcast, visit markabotros.com/--- more ---If you are looking to learn the art of audience engagement while listening for methods to conquer speaking anxiety, deliver persuasive presentations, and close more deals, then this is the podcast for you.Twins Talk it Up is a podcast where identical twin brothers Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown discuss leadership communication strategies to support professionals who believe in the power of their own authentic voice. Together, we will explore tips and tools to increase both your influence and value. Along the way, let's crush some goals, deliver winning sales pitches, and enjoy some laughs.Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown train on speaking and presentation skills. They also share from their keynote entitled, “Identically Opposite: The Pursuit of Identity”.Support and Follow us:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCL18KYXdzVdzEwMH8uwLf6gInstagram: @twinstalkitupInstagram: @dsbleadershipgroupTwitter: @dsbleadershipLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/twins-talk-it-up/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/dsbleadershipgroup/Facebook: facebook.com/TwinsTalkitUpFacebook: facebook.com/dsbleadership/Website: dsbleadershipgroup.com/TwinsTalkitUp
Steve & Mark recount their recent Idaho elk hunt and connect their experience to a listener question about developing mental toughness. How do you stay positive and keep hunting hard when the weather, animals, and other elements of the hunt don't go your way? They also talk about their choice in water filter systems between the Sawyer Squeeze, Katadyn BeFree, and Platypus Quickdraw. - Katadyn BeFree: https://amzn.to/3CZkotz - Hydrapak Seeker Water Storage: https://amzn.to/3TxDwGi (Compatible with the BeFree filter.) - Sawyer Fast-Fill Adapter: https://amzn.to/3spu0ZS (Compatible with the BeFree filter.) ASK A QUESTION: https://speakpipe.com/huntbackcountry OR podcast@exomtngear.com Podcast Episode Archive: https://exomtngear.com/podcast
Do you consider failure as a sign of defeat? Maybe if you give up after a few tries, but not if you choose to move forward. Nobody wants to fail, but you need it for your growth. Failure allows you to build wisdom, character, and resilience. There is no single path to success; as long as you learn from your failures and keep trying, you will eventually achieve your goal. So don't let failure paralyze you. Instead, let it teach you how to face your fears. Tune in to the Financial Freedom Coaches as they discuss the following: How do you define failure? How does being in the company of failure help us? How do we become resistant to failure? If you want better control of your future, join the Wealth Without Wall Street Community: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/community (https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/community) Take advantage of a Free Financial Strategy Call: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/freecall (https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/freecall) Discover Your Path to Financial Freedom: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/path (https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/path) Join the Passive Income MasterMind: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/wwws-passive-income-mastermind (https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/club200) --- Want to go even deeper into the conversation? Join our IBC Inner Circle Group membership and gain access to our live podcast recordings, interactive Hot Seat guests on the topics, and exclusive Q&A sessions with other members and our coaches. Join here:https://wwws.link/inner-circle-sign-up ( https://wwws.link/inner-circle-sign-up)
Today we look at two different examples of failure and how/why they ended so differently.Reading Plan: Old Testament - 1 Chronicles 9-10New Testament - John 21Visit https://www.revivalfromthebible.com/ for more information.
LEARNING FROM FAILURE: WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED FROM FAILURE? Failing sucks, right? Especially when it's public and other people know about it. Whether it's missing the shot to lose the game, failing the test, getting busted for cheating, most of us try to avoid failure at all costs. A lot of times, our parents protect us from failing. They don't want us to feel bad or to miss out. But here's the deal: if we don't fail, we'll miss out on learning significant truths about life. We won't learn about persistence. We won't be able to discern what's actually most important. We won't be able to learn that our true worth comes from within, not from our reputation. We won't learn that we can handle hard things, and we will be predisposed to avoid taking risks. Once you learn to appreciate failure, the next time we're freer to take the next shot, to bounce back from the D- and go to office hours, and own our mistakes to do better. Diego Ugalde is a veteran with 15 years experience as a Navy SEAL. His career began in San Diego, CA in 1992 as a Hospital Corpsman in the hopes of becoming a SEAL but his plans unexpectedly changed when he was dropped four months into BUD/S training. After eight years of repentance over being unsuccessful, he trained his way back into shape. Despite separating his shoulder mid-way through, he was able to continue on and graduate with his Class 246. Diego was ultimately promoted to the rank of Senior Chief Petty Officer, served three combat tours in Iraq, participated in over 250 highly classified combat and Advanced Special Operations missions. He is a gifted leader highly experienced in mentoring and training multifaceted and multicultural teams and organizations. Diego was awarded four Navy Commendation Medals (with Combat Valor), three Navy Achievement Medals and one combat action ribbon.
Failure is painful and we all try to elude it, but it is unavoidable if we get out of our comfort zones. How do we manage it in our lives? In this episode, Gwenn talks for the first time on the show about her failed state legislature campaign, losing $124,000 of her friend's and family's money and losing herself in the process. She discusses how she recovered emotionally from it and three tips she has for overcoming any devastating blows in our lives. We also bring in the perspective of Nicole Winkler who is a life and professional coach about how to recover, reframe and move on from setbacks. Learn more about how Nicole Winkler Life & Business Coaching at www.liftyourfuture.com! Nicole Winkler on LinkedIn How to Deal With Imposter Syndrome The Suprising Solution to Imposter Syndrome IP Test and Scoring Form
Episode 4 of Decoded features Lilly Ghalichi. An entrepreneur, attorney, and former reality tv star. Lilly is an inspiration for entrepreneurs everywhere. She describes how her immigrant parents—gave her confidence in her abilities to succeed, inspiring her to be her own boss. Lilly is an inspiration for young women, motivating them to build their brands and businesses without fear.Transitioning from an attorney to an entrepreneur she was Inspired and driven to be a powerful business woman. Lilly, shares how early business missteps helped her perfect her approach to success, and shares a plan that anyone looking to build a brand or a business can use.Through the lens of her own experience, Lilly illustrates the importance of putting our health and wellbeing first, letting go of what no longer serves us, and moving forward with confidence and optimism.
At eighteen Lachie Smart created aviation history by becoming the youngest person to fly solo around the world in a single engine aircraft. The journey took nearly two and a half years to plan, fifty-four days to fly and almost cost the teenager his life multiple times. Now at the ripe old age of twenty-three, this impressive young man and I chatted broadly about the principles, habits, ideals, behaviours, skills and attributes required for success (no matter the goal). Oh, and of course, the trip. When I grow up, I want to be like Lachie.
This week we're thinking about: When Things Fall Apart, lessons from failure. The title of today's episode might be… triggering for some people. In recent years it has felt like we're all so busy re-framing things to make everything an opportunity, a lesson, a challenge, or a growth experience. I don't disagree that some events can be all of those things, but I think we can learn so much from accepting and acknowledging failure when we've set a goal and fallen short. With acceptance, we can step back and really see what led us down certain paths, and how we can make real changes to achieve our goals in the future.Today's episode is part two of a two episode series with my friend Mike Shoreman, and this is NOT the episode I thought we would be recording this week.If you missed the last episode, then let me introduce you to my friend Mike Shoreman, also known as The Unbalanced Paddleboarder. Last week Mike was on the podcast talking about his plans to attempt to become the first person with a disability to stand up paddleboard across Lake Ontario. I was right by his side for four days on the water as he attempted to break this record, and I was there when he made the decision to come off the water and try again next year. In many ways, this was a great success. Mike put the youth mental health charity Jack.org on the map and raised more than $50,000. He'll continue to fundraise this year, and we expect he'll raise more than $100,000 before this is all over. We could just re-frame this as a win, because in many ways it is. However, Mike is going back out there next year, and the lessons he learned from not accomplishing his goal are directly transferable to entrepreneurship. Mike Shoreman is a former Paddle Canada Coach, trainer, and expert in the stand up paddleboarding industry. In November 2018 after years of coaching professionally, Mike developed a sudden neurological condition causing him to lose his sense of balance, and experience extreme reactions to movement. Among other severe limitations, doctors told him he would never paddle again. Mike quickly proved them wrong as he re-learned how to walk, and within two years he was back on his paddleboard, unbalanced, but standing and pushing himself to achieve his goals. Mike is the author of Crash and Rise, an autobiographical book about his life and experiences, he's a renowned motivational speaker, the two-time winner of the International SUP Man Of The Year Award, and he's on the cusp of being a world record holder for The Crossing he's due to complete on August 24th 2022.Please donate today at http://jack.org/thecrossingLearn more about Mike and his mission: http://mikeshoreman.com/https://twitter.com/mikeshoremanhttps://www.instagram.com/theunbalancedpaddleboarder/https://www.facebook.com/theunbalancedpaddleboarderFollow Alexis on Instagramhttp://instagram.com/alexis.dovetailhttp://instagram.com/dovetailcommunityTo learn more about the podcast or follow us on social, visit https://thinkaboutthis.carrd.co/
Today, Jonathan is joined by Jim Geiger, a veteran mountain climber who has climbed the tallest mountains of every continent, summiting all but one–Mount Everest. Why didn't he make the top? What lessons did he learn from failure?✨ Surround yourself with the support you need to make the changes you desire. Find out which of our coaches fit your needs best by scheduling a FREE consult - https://www.calendly.com/alix-schedule.Additional resources about motivation, endurance, and mental health:
She has beat the fear, and now she has the brand to prove it. Learn how Jenna's start as a radio host paved the way towards her founding of Fitish CBD Skincare, as she dared to give in to dissatisfaction. This change, alongside many other bold risks, allowed her to go from the world of entertainment to the world of beauty — all on her own terms. #wherebrainsmeetbeauty@wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcastwherebrainsmeetbeauty.com
She has beat the fear, and now she has the brand to prove it. Learn how Jenna's start as a radio host paved the way towards her founding of Fitish CBD Skincare, as she dared to give in to dissatisfaction. This change, alongside many other bold risks, allowed her to go from the world of entertainment to the world of beauty — all on her own terms. #wherebrainsmeetbeauty @wherebrainsmeetbeautypodcast wherebrainsmeetbeauty.com
Machine Method Phase: POST-MORTEM When you invent an innovative new technology in the hottest space, it's easy to get carried away with the possibilities when you should be focusing on your beachhead. That's what happened to Dmitry and Rob when Dmitry invented a device capable of capturing 360 video and streaming it live across the world. The camera was lighter, cheaper and more compact than any of the solutions on the market raking in big VC money. The idea came from Dmitry watching racing and wanting to experience the race from inside the car, but knowing multiple GoPro rigs were too heavy and bulky in a sport where every gram counts. Rob, at the time, was looking for an opportunity in the VR space, and knew immediately that this was it. Dubbing the company Ultracast, they sent units all around the world that allowed people to travel to all of these locations in real time with just their phone. But it was too much, too quickly, and they learned the hard way that they should have cornered the racing market and only then expanded to other experiences. Learn more about this episode.
Travis Smith is the second-generation owner of Sky Heating, AC, Electrical, and Plumbing, based out of Portland, Oregon. His journey started out with Sky Heating being predominantly (85%) focused on the new construction side of the business, but along the way, they completely changed their model and removed new construction altogether. An interesting move that I am sure will be a topic on the show. Another topic? How to successfully add in additional lines, such as plumbing and electrical. Forever a master of mindset and leadership, today's show won't disappoint. Oh yeah, he also owns Oregon Ductless Heroes. So, two businesses, two brands, one roof. How to take an HVAC business from new construction to residential service?Can you use QR codes on TV?When should I add on additional services to my HVAC business?How do I grow a plumbing division? How do I grow an electrical division? What SOPs should I create for my HVAC business?How do you market your HVAC business?How do I define an ROI in marketing?What is the top zip code for marketing?What do you think you do better than 90% of people?What KPI's do you track? And how do you track them?What is your biggest failure?And more! Find Travis:On the Web: https://www.skyheating.comJoin Our Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hvacrevealedPresented By On Purpose Media: https://www.onpurposemedia.caContact us today for HVAC Digital marketing
On this episode of Got Your 6, Tony Nash talks with Mike Erwin, the founder and executive director of https://www.teamrwb.org/ (Team Red, White, and Blue (Team RWB)), a non-profit that connects veterans to the local communities through sports. Mike talks about how he stays fit physically and mentally and shares some actionable advice on how he manages his time, improves himself, and navigates his time and schedule to achieve maximum results. Mental and Physical Fitness Mike's time in the Army continues to impact his life – from as simple as his affinity for the Jacob's ladder (which began during a 2009 Afghanistan deployment) to subscribing to a solid routine and working out in the morning. While he is not as physically active as he was during the Army, he says he's now back at it “with a vengeance.” The two books that have made an impact on his life and that he keeps on re-reading are: 100 Ways to Motive Yourself (2012) by Steve Chandler helps a person create an action plan for living his vision in business and in life. The Alchemist (1993) by Paolo Coelho, a fiction that tells the story of a shepherd boy Santiago, who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure as extravagant as any ever found. Citing the lessons from The Alchemist, Mike is a big believer that everything happens for a reason and that failures pave the road to success. “It can be dangerous when we tell that to other people: ‘Ah, everything happens for a reason, don't worry about it.' But the reality is, if you take that approach and that view into life, that the setbacks and the adversity and the mistakes that you made – while it feels like in the moment you're like ‘Ugh that was terrible, what a big mistake!' – if you can learn to see that for what it is… A setback is a setup for a comeback.” On Failures as Temporary Setbacks Mike is also the co-founder & president of https://posproject.org/ (The Positivity Project), a non-profit group that aims to empower the youth to build positive relationships. But it took several hiccups along the way before the organization became what it is today. Mike and his partner committed a big mistake when they used philanthropy as the organization's business model. They later realized it was not feasible for their business, which focuses on character education because schools already have a budget for that. So they tweaked their model – from seeking grants to building a business that would make schools want to pay them for training, curriculum, and resources, among others. That huge mistake proved to be their key to success to have a sustainable business. Urgent vs Important and the Importance of Tracking Time In 2014, Mike learned to view things using the Eisenhower Box, which helps a person decide on and prioritize tasks by urgency and importance. It helps users sort out less urgent and important tasks which could be either delegated or ignored. Another thing that has transformed his life is tracking his time. He tracks if he has spent too long on emails, if he has not exercised much in a week, or has done things for leisure, such as golf. Mike said this becomes very important in making sure you have as much time as possible to spend on important but not urgent things, such as relationships planning, eating, health, and exercising. These activities are usually those that get ignored easily. He says he applies this in menial tasks such as getting rid of cables in the house and deleting useless apps from his phone – things that take his time mindlessly. A 32-hectare farm owner, Mike says he makes most of his business decisions while working on the property. On Constant Improvement and His Personal Relationship with Technology Mike likens constant self-improvement to tango – 2 steps forward, one step back – as growth is not linear. He also believes growth comes at a gradual pace. As he counts time, Mike says he has improved his relationship with technology and the digital world,...
On this episode of Got Your 6, Tony Nash talks with Mike Erwin, the founder and executive director of https://www.teamrwb.org/ (Team Red, White, and Blue (Team RWB)), a non-profit that connects veterans to the local communities through sports. Mike talks about how he stays fit physically and mentally and shares some actionable advice on how he manages his time, improves himself, and navigates his time and schedule to achieve maximum results. Mental and Physical Fitness Mike's time in the Army continues to impact his life – from as simple as his affinity for the Jacob's ladder (which began during a 2009 Afghanistan deployment) to subscribing to a solid routine and working out in the morning. While he is not as physically active as he was during the Army, he says he's now back at it “with a vengeance.” The two books that have made an impact on his life and that he keeps on re-reading are: 100 Ways to Motive Yourself (2012) by Steve Chandler helps a person create an action plan for living his vision in business and in life. The Alchemist (1993) by Paolo Coelho, a fiction that tells the story of a shepherd boy Santiago, who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure as extravagant as any ever found. Citing the lessons from The Alchemist, Mike is a big believer that everything happens for a reason and that failures pave the road to success. “It can be dangerous when we tell that to other people: ‘Ah, everything happens for a reason, don't worry about it.' But the reality is, if you take that approach and that view into life, that the setbacks and the adversity and the mistakes that you made – while it feels like in the moment you're like ‘Ugh that was terrible, what a big mistake!' – if you can learn to see that for what it is… A setback is a setup for a comeback.” On Failures as Temporary Setbacks Mike is also the co-founder & president of https://posproject.org/ (The Positivity Project), a non-profit group that aims to empower the youth to build positive relationships. But it took several hiccups along the way before the organization became what it is today. Mike and his partner committed a big mistake when they used philanthropy as the organization's business model. They later realized it was not feasible for their business, which focuses on character education because schools already have a budget for that. So they tweaked their model – from seeking grants to building a business that would make schools want to pay them for training, curriculum, and resources, among others. That huge mistake proved to be their key to success to have a sustainable business. Urgent vs Important and the Importance of Tracking Time In 2014, Mike learned to view things using the Eisenhower Box, which helps a person decide on and prioritize tasks by urgency and importance. It helps users sort out less urgent and important tasks which could be either delegated or ignored. Another thing that has transformed his life is tracking his time. He tracks if he has spent too long on emails, if he has not exercised much in a week, or has done things for leisure, such as golf. Mike said this becomes very important in making sure you have as much time as possible to spend on important but not urgent things, such as relationships planning, eating, health, and exercising. These activities are usually those that get ignored easily. He says he applies this in menial tasks such as getting rid of cables in the house and deleting useless apps from his phone – things that take his time mindlessly. A 32-hectare farm owner, Mike says he makes most of his business decisions while working on the property. On Constant Improvement and His Personal Relationship with Technology Mike likens constant self-improvement to tango – 2 steps forward, one step back – as growth is not linear. He also believes growth comes at a gradual pace. As he counts time, Mike says he has improved his relationship with technology and the digital world,...
Failure never feels good, but it can be a good teacher to prepare us for the work God has for us.
On this episode of RNT Fitness Radio, Ed and I decide to put Ivan Gavranic under the spotlight, where we have a fascinating discussion about his early experiences of failures and childhood expectations, that ultimately led to him down the path he travels on now, where he lives and breathes our mantra: the physical is the vehicle. If you want a glimpse of what true transformation, inside and out, is all about, and how you can reframe setbacks - no matter when they may have happened, into opportunities, this is going to be a big one for you. “If you have a passion for something, you will educate yourself on it.” Ivan Gavranic Thanks so much for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe to “RNT Fitness Radio” and rate and review wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts Stitcher iHeart Radio For any podcast suggestions, or if you’d like to get in touch, please do so on podcast@rntfitness.com here. We’d love to hear from you! If you’re in the UK, and you use supplements, I’d highly recommend checking out Reflex Nutrition, where they’re giving you up to 40% on all their range if you use the code PTRNT at checkout. I’ve been using Reflex for nearly a decade, with their Micro Whey being one of my favourite whey proteins. It’s grass fed, hormone free, and digests so well compared to most on the market. Check out their full supplement range, including all your transformation basics and plant based alternatives, on https://reflexnutrition.com/ and use PTRNT at checkout for up to 40% off. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 01:40 – What Vikram should be looking like 05:48 – The ultimate trigger of his journey 07:55 – The “Why?” 09:12 – Surrendering to the system 11:12 – What is the missing piece in Doctors 15:50 – The biggest common resistance in taking the shift 18:06 – Nucalm Strategy 21:33 – Markers to cardiac issues in the future 26:25 – Advices to change behaviours 28:45 – Starting the Journey 31:34 – Nutritional Hacks to Parents 33:30 – “Physical as the Vehicle“ to Vikram 36:00 – Journaling 38:17 – Final words Resources: Download Chapter 1 of our new book, Transform Your Body Transform Your Life RNT Scorecard The Five Phases Of The RNT Transformation Journey RNT Journal Transform Your Body, Transform Your Life: Master Your Mind & Body To Be In The Shape Of Your Life, For Life Follow RNT Fitness: Website Facebook Instagram YouTube Email Follow Akash: Facebook Instagram
There are three big goals that haven't worked out for me. I let obstacles get in my way. And in a way, that's failing. I'm going to walk you through some of the lessons I've learned, plus uncork one of the most delicious bottles of wine from my absolute favorite winery, and I want to hear from you. What's one of your unexpected failures, and what's something you haven't succeeded at....yet?My background in modeling really trained me to be comfortable in front of crowds. I love public speaking and being in front of a camera. When I was around 11, I joined IMTA which is an organization that trains you so that you can go to New York City and compete. I did runways, sitcoms, and monologues. I love, love, love runway, but I'm too short. And who knows, but maybe that's why they cut me from their program in the funniest, non-confrontational way ever.In 2019, I was at a workshop where the speaker said that if you want to accomplish something, you need to put it on the calendar. For example, if you want to get into shape, you should sign up for a 5K. For me, I love Disney. So signing up for a marathon to run in costume through Disney is a no-brainer. I can get in shape while also doing something fun in one of my favorite places in the world. So I signed up and started training. Everything was going great until….I pulled my groin. Should I quit? No way! That just means I need to adjust my goals, not quit them entirely.Have you ever heard the phrase, “You just have to ask for something you want”? Is it for real? I decided that with all of the travelings that I do that I absolutely wanted to fly first-class more often. So I decided to ask for it, and well, it was not the resounding success that I was promised.I want to hear from you. Share your story with me on Instagram:What new thing did you try?How'd that work out for you?What did you learn from your failure?What's Inside:How my modeling background has helped me get comfortable in front of a camera.I'll talk about goals that are crushed versus goals that are delayed, and how you can adjust your plans around them.Is it really true that you only have to ask for the thing that you want? Let's explore that.Mentioned in this Episode:@CrystaluncorkedCrystalUncorked.com/contactAustin Hope Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
Welcome to episode 2 of “Professional Balance” a bonus content series of the Saturday Morning Hustle. On this episode, we will discuss how to balance being successful with learning lessons from your failures. Ideas we will discuss include learning lessons from everything around you (wins and loses), re-defining Failure, a winning attitude and ethical lapses. The Balance: Don’t let fear stop you from starting, but utilize the process, as much as your attitude for success, to work towards your goals or the ultimate result will be in fact be failure. ... Professional Balance is a bonus content series of the Saturday Morning Hustle podcast. This long-form audio-only content will be posted on the last Monday of every month as an opportunity to dive deep into the issues that challenge all entrepreneurs, business owners, career builders and decision-makers. "How to balance what seems to be contradictory viewpoints” in business and personal life. More than just work/life balance, we examine a variety of “this or that” scenarios. ... I will be back on the last Monday of next month with a new topic in addition to new #SaturdayMorningHustle podcast every weekend with #Hustle, #Motivation and #EntrepreneurAF advice while the competition is still sleeping. Please subscribe, leave a review and make a comment on social media about what balance issues you would like to hear discussed on this series. https://twitter.com/KyleGolding https://www.instagram.com/thekylegolding/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylegolding/ https://saturdaymorninghustle.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/satmorninghustle/message
Zach discusses what we can learn from failure and how we can use it to positively impact our future.
Among other things, this is an episode about my numerous failures and f*ck-ups and how those things became lessons, opportunities, growth experiences, resilience builders and motivation to do better. It's also a broader conversation about the ‘psychology of failure'. That is, the way we think about it, talk about it, process it, understand it and sometimes, turn simple ‘outcomes' into catastrophic failures.
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If you find yourself in a limbo trying to make a major career shift during this new normal, then this episode is perfect for you. Aaron's guest Clint Russell is a former Navy officer turned physical therapist who went through a series of wins and losses before he found his rightful spot under the sun. He's currently a crossfit gym owner and he joins Aaron to talk about how to bounce back from failure and train your mind to turn obstacles into opportunities. He'll share valuable life lessons from losses that are essential to keep your business thriving even in the time of Coronavirus. Aaron and Clint discuss why it's more important to pay less people to retain your business and how word of mouth plays an essential role in this setup. “Be not too excited in victory and not too humiliated in defeat and realize that both of these feelings are impostors. Life is not about getting knocked down it's about getting back up. ” - Clint Russell What do you want to hear from the CashPT Lunch Hour? https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/ (Tell us here!) Get Your CashPT Checklist to Start Building Your Cash-Based Physical Therapy Practice Now! https://www.cashptchecklist.com/go-a (Find it Here) 10x Your Marketing, 10X Your Action, 10X Your Thinking, 10X Your Income, and 10X Your Impact in 12 Months or Less with The CashPT Platinum Mastermind! https://www.cashptmastermind.com/sign-up (Learn More Here!) In This Episode: -The Navy experience that launched Clint in his current position -What life is all about and why accountability plays a major role -Finding a balance between lifting weights and growing your business -What you need to have in order to survive -What is the biggest battle and who is the worst enemy -What is the one choice we all need to make -How having a plan gives you an advantage -Why building relationships with people matters -How to set your business apart from others -How to add value in the lives of people Episode Resources: -One Life Physical Therapy Website - http://onelifephysicaltherapy.com/ (http://onelifephysicaltherapy.com/) -One Life Physical Therapy Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/onelifephysicaltherapy/ (https://www.facebook.com/onelifephysicaltherapy/) -Crossfit Coronado Website - https://crossfitcoronado.com/ (https://crossfitcoronado.com/) -Crossfit Coronado Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/crossfitcoronado/ (https://www.facebook.com/crossfitcoronado/) Connect with Aaron: -Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/ ( https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/) -Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/aaronlebauer/ ( https://www.instagram.com/aaronlebauer/) -Twitter -https://twitter.com/AaronLeBauer ( https://twitter.com/AaronLeBauer) -LinkedIn -https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/ ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/) -Website -https://aaronlebauer.com/ ( https://aaronlebauer.com/)
Though the primary focus of Mark 14:26-31 is on Christ's prediction of the disciples' scattering when the Shepherd is struck, we want to learn a few lessons about Peter's predicted failure.This account has been included in the Word of God not to shame Peter, but to help us. Let this predicted failure serve you in your walk with the Lord. 3 Lessons to be learned:1. Faith Will Be Tested2. A Promise Not Realized3. Spiritual Pride Not Checked
This week we learn lessons from failure and how motivating that can be! Jeff is a school Principal that didn't like school as a child and it's what makes him a terrific educator! It also gave him a unique perspective for writing his book, 'One Drop of Kindness'. Jeff says he's had great lessons from failures, and it's only inspired him to persist with his project and help more kids. Find Jeff - http://www.jeffkubiak.comConnect with Jeff - http://www.twitter.com/@jeffreykubiak,https://www.facebook.com/GusTheKindnessKid/Read Jeff's blog - https://jeffkubiak.blogspot.com/
Listen we all fail but it’s not about how many times you fall...it’s about how many times you get back up. In this podcast, I discuss recent failures and what I’ve learned along the way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In this episode, Stephen Fraser speaks on lessons of failure & experience: listening to the advice of others, prioritizing the critical vs the worthy, time management, and proper business etiquette!
I’ve never been super athletic, I mean, I was the art geek after all. Don’t get me wrong, I really like sports, I’m just not naturally gifted at any particular sport like other people I’ve known. I remember one time when I was going to a private Christian school in 7th grade and they were desperate for players on the basketball team so I was volunteered to play.I cannot play basketball…you should know that at the outset.I’ll be honest, it felt pretty cool to wear the team uniform as my mom dropped me off at the rival school’s gymnasium. For the briefest of moments I forgot that I knew nothing about playing basketball apart from shooting a game of horse with kids in the neighborhood. My school team was so beggared for players, they recruited a kid whom they had never seen play and who had never once practiced with them.During the warm-up our team formed two lines on either side of the free throw lane to do simple lay-ups. One line would start, the player charging at the basket and deftly launching off the floor to lay the ball gently to the backboard and into the net. The next line would take the ball from the opposite side. Done properly it is a smooth and almost graceful approach to taking a shot.When my turn came, I noticed that the rival school’s cheerleaders had gathered behind the backboard of our goal. My 7th grade brain imagined them all noticing how adroitly I would handle the ball. I imagined them all turning their heads my way in slow motion and admiring my basketballish skills. This made my hands start to sweat.The ball was tossed to me and I awkwardly tried to dribble on my way to the goal. As I reached the point of no return, where I needed to lift off my left foot and raise the ball with my right hand, the ball came squirting out of my sweat-soaked palms and flew full force right at the heads of the flock of cheerleaders.There were screams and one girl was bent over while others were patting her back.They were all looking at me, but admiration is not how I’d describe their expressions.That’s kind of how I imagine Jesus’ disciples feeling in the text we’ll be reading this Sunday, Mark 9:14-29.It’s clear from this text that as Christ’s followers, we don’t always represent him well. Sometimes things go badly and we fall flat – but that’s okay. As we’ll see in our passage, there are lessons to be learned in failure.As you read the story, put yourself into each of the character’s sandals. What do you imagine the religious experts are thinking? What do you think the crowd of people were thinking about the disciples ineffectual ministry? What conclusions might they be drawing about Jesus?When Jesus gets the scoop on what’s happening, the father of the afflicted boy asks Jesus to help if he is able. Jesus teases a rebuke back at him. What do you think Jesus is wanting to correct in that exchange? What might it mean that “anything is possible if a person believes”? What does “believe” mean to you?When we look at the end result, Jesus was not hampered nor deterred in any way by the failure of his disciples. What can we learn from that as it touches our own walk with Christ?How do you imagine prayer being an effective aspect of spiritual battles? What do you understand prayer to be?This will be some interesting stuff to analyze this Sunday – hope to see you there!Click here to view of a pdf version of the PowerPoint slides from this teaching.
In this episode, Stephen Fraser speaks on lessons from failure & experience. He speaks on how his background shaped his career, business lessons on start-up challenges, business mistakes, and how to choose a suitable partner for your business!
"Believe in yourself" - Mattress MickThis week's guest is Mattress Mick. Mattress Mick is one of Ireland's most recognizable businessman. He is best known for his unique way of selling mattresses using social media, crazy videos and Guerrilla marketing techniques.He has appeared on television on numerous occasions, been retweeted about by Stephen Fry and has an award winning Documentary 'Mattress Men'. His YouTube video 'Back with a bang' has over 180k views and counting.Timestamps: Who is Mattress Mick? (1:35) Why he began selling mattresses? (2:00) Most proudest achievement (15:00) Vision for the future (26:25) Motivation to keep going (27:00) Caring about his customers (32:00) early life(33:30) previous ventures(34:30) Vision for his life when he was younger (37:00) What he would do if he could do it all over again? (39:00) Failures & Lessons learned(40:00) Being recognized in Public (40:30) Importance of being positive (43:30) Religious habits(46:00) Donations to Apollo House (47:30) Advice to a 20 year old self (50:30) Disinterest in material things & money (53:00) Personal Philosophy on life (55:00) Being kind to other's (56:30) Getting help when you need help (1:00:00) Helping other people? (1:03:00) People Mick respects & admires (1:05:00) No urge to retire (1:09:00) What he does to relax (1:12:00) Dealing with stress (1:16:00) Work is a hobby (1:18:30) Thoughts on being a well known figure (1:20:30) Advice to a college student (1:24:00) Believe in yourself (1:26:00) Where to buy a mattress (1:26:30)Mattress Mick's website: mattressmick.ieShow notes for the episode can be found on: chasingpassion.ieFollow 'chasingpassionpodcast' on Instagram & Facebook.Thank you for listening to this week's episode and I hope you enjoyed it.
The young but wise up & coming spiritual force @bilanthewizard stopped by to embrace us with his stories and lessons from failure. He went from being unable to walk 5 years ago to currently assisting Los Angeles’ young millionaires in Content Brand Development, Social Media Advertising, and much more.
Failure is inevitable in everyone's lives. The successful find a way to overcome it. This sermon teaches three lessons from failure, and how we can have victory in following Christ.
Failure is inevitable in everyone's lives. The successful find a way to overcome it. This sermon teaches three lessons from failure, and how we can have victory in following Christ.
In this message from "CERTAIN: An Accurate Account of Jesus's Passion," Part I of a series on the gospel of Luke, Pastor Derrick ponders ways that failing can lead to learning.
Recorded at our 10am service on Sunday 24 February. Click here to view the slides shown during this talk. Reading: Exodus 2:5-25
Link to the show notes: https://startsomethingcolumbia.blog/2018/10/02/oct-2-lessons-from-failure/
More lessons from Jim Rohn - with Dr. Jeff Lip - great conversations with Jeff today in sharing lessons from the GREAT Jim Rohn. Sit back and take plenty of notes on this awesome teachable moment.
Jim Rohn has taught so many lessons to millions and millions of people. You can add a few more to that list now. My Principles of Leadership students have been added to those that the GREAT Jim Rohn has made a difference with. Join me as I share a few of those lessons that I needed to hear again and I think you will enjoy hearing them too. One of my goals is to become better than I was the day before and try and do that every single day. Stuff like this sure helps to make that happen. Enjoy this part 1 and I look forward to sharing more with you soon.
Regret - we all have them, I know I do! This was a powerful session for me... a lightbulb moment. Connecting the fact of learning valuable lessons from adversity and regrets... and applying that knowledge to where I am now. With my past being MY best mentor - as your past is YOUR best mentor, you can do the same thing. The lessons that I can apply to my life - in this moment are not only many, but it's the only thing I can do - since this moment now - in the present - is all that I have! It's all anyone has. Thanks to those of you that keep reminding me about that - Sam Crowley - Jeff Lip, and others.. you guys are so right!! Check out this awesome article here: https://www.success.com/article/how-to-overcome-regret Let's start chatting over some of these points... let's get some discussions going to help each other out along with helping others too. Find me here - on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ on Twitter: @coachtosuccess and on Instagram: Coachjohndaly Share this episode too with someone that means something to you. Thanks for listening.
Getting fired up for March Madness - great time for college & high school basketball. Watching these great games, I see a lot of resilient players. It got me thinking - I need to become more resilient too. This article has 5 traits to help with that. Check out the article here: https://www.success.com/blog/5-traits-of-naturally-resilient-people Some great pointers that made me feel better and more focused to keep working hard on plenty of things that I want in my life. I hope it helps you too. Let me know if it does and what you got out of this show. Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ and on Twitter: @coachtosuccess even on Instagram: coachjohndaly
A recap of episode 82 of the Cracking Creativity podcast. If you liked it, check out the full episode with Erik Kruger where he talks about the lessons we can learn from failure, why you should let your principles guide you, and the importance of creating value for your audience.
We all feel down once in awhile - they key is to find out how to deal with it and better yet - learn from it. I've been doing this more and more and there are a variety of things that I find are working for me. But there is still a lot to learn about staying up rather than being down in the dumps. Find me on FB at: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ on Twitter: @coachtosuccess
Erik Kruger is like many of us who became entranced by the idea of lifestyle design. He read Tim Ferriss's Four Hour Workweek and felt the desire to work as few hours as possible so he could "run around and do other things" with all his extra free time. So he tried to build businesses that let him live that lifestyle. His first attempt was a local freelance network, which fizzled out. He also tried to create web directories for physical therapists, gyms, and models, but those never gained traction either. He describes all of these unsuccessful projects as his "graveyard of domains" because of all the sites he tried and failed to build. These failures taught him a valuable lesson. When he started out, his main goal was trying to make a lot of money while working as few hours as possible. But over time, he discovered he was focusing on the wrong thing. Luckily for Erik, our failures often lead to our greatest success. His success came in the form of Better Man, a site dedicated to helping men change their behaviors to become more productive, habit driven, and successful. This project has grown into a thriving community of like-minded men driven to make the most out of life. In this episode Erik talks about the lessons we can learn from failure, why you should let your principles guide you, and the importance of creating value for your audience. Here are three things you can learn from Erik: Failures Can Teach Us Valuable Lessons We are all afraid of failure. No matter what level you've reached, how much money you've made, or how much success you've achieved, there's still something in the back of our minds that's deathly afraid of failure. It's a part of human nature. The difference between those who continue to find success and those who give up is that successful people learn from their failures. Erik failed many times before hitting on Better Man, but these failures taught him valuable skills. "When I look back, it's really embarrassing to talk about them, but they taught me incredibly valuable skills, to the point where Better Man is what it is because of the digital skills that I built up during all these horrendous sites." Your moments of failure might seem frustrating in the moment, but they can also teach you valuable lessons. "It's always nice to look back and know that you've gone through all these things and at the time you might be frustrated and looking back you might think of them as failures, but they actually taught you so much." The biggest lesson Erik learned was changing his mindset. When he started, he was enamored with lifestyle design and let that dictate his decisions. But once he shifted his effort towards something he was passionate about everything changed. "Probably the biggest mistake that I made, and I don't want to say I regret it, but I wish my mindset was a bit different, is that, during that same time lifestyle design became this buzz word and everyone was flocking to this idea of building a business while working extremely few hours a week and being able to just run around and do other things the rest of the time and I got really hooked by that idea, and I wish I didn't. I wish I'd just stuck to working hard and not fell into the trap of wanting to put in as few hours as I can, but trying to get maximum results from it... A big deal with what I teach is that you want to put in as little effort as possible for maximum return but it doesn't mean you're not still working ten hours. It just means those ten hours are more focused and working on the correct things and not just things that are keeping you busy." Let Your Principles Guide You Often times our biggest challenge isn't that we don't know what to do. It's that we forget what we stand for. We stop letting our principles guide us in the right direction. We follow those shiny objects hoping that this new tool or technique will help us break through. But shortcuts rarely work. What we need are some principles to guide us. Better Man's guiding principle is to take responsibility for your life. "I think what we all just want is that magic wand... that's just going to figure out everything for us, but you have to go back and actually start taking responsibility for your life, and once you start doing that, then... things start falling into place because you start designing your life around the responsibility that you take. So, I guess if I had to say the number one value... of Better Man, it would be to take responsibility for your life. And to not just sit back and wait for life to happen to you, but to go out and to say 'This is what I want in life and I'm going to make it happen. It's going to be up to me.'" Being productive, building habits, and changing your behaviors are wonderful tools for becoming better people, but those changes are possible if you don't take responsibility for yourself and your actions. "The rest of the things that we speak about, productivity, world power, habits, behavior change, none of that is possible without you saying 'I'm showing up today. I'm getting out of bed and I'm going to kick some ass.' So I would guess that would be number one for me, the number one principle." People are always trying to jump ahead in the process, but the only way to build something sustainable is by doing it step by step. "People want to shortcut the process. The effort that it takes to get there. The grind, and the hustle, and the pain, and the days and weeks of feeling like you're not getting anywhere... you want to shortcut it, and I completely get it, but ultimately there's only one way to really get anywhere. And that's brick by brick, step by step. That's the only way you can build something significantly." Create Value for Your Audience We are constantly bombarded with lists telling us what to do. "Here are five hacks for this" or "Ten ways to do that" but these lists are rarely helpful. They rehash the same tired information. Erik believes these lists are extremely unhelpful. There's nothing tangible you can actually implement from them. "One of the things that quite irritates me the most is the five life hacks that will make you successful... and then you go and read these articles and it's the same stuff that's been rehashed over and over and over, and they give you this one thing and they give you one supplemental thing to fill it up, and it just means nothing. There's nothing you can grab onto and that you're going to implement in your life and it's going to take you further." There's so much information out there that it becomes hard to distinguish what's useful and what's not. That's why Erik likes to distill his ideas for his audience. He knows they're busy. He knows they wants something that works. So he does all the heavy lifting for them. "I think that's one of the big problems we have at the moment is that there's so much out there in the world. You literally have millions of sites at your fingertips, and if you're just getting started in self-development, it can be so overwhelming to go and search and sift through all these blogs and to find good quality content. And then you think you've found something, and the next thing you read completely contradicts it. So, what do you believe? And what I'm trying to do is say to people 'I've already put in the effort and the time to make sure this is good information that I'm giving to you, and I've put my filter over it. My Better Man filter over it... and this is what I've come up with." Another thing Erik realized is we aren't going to be the right fit for everyone. We need to concentrate our efforts on people who will get the most out of what we have to say. "At some point you just have to realize that no matter what you create, it's never going to be for everyone. And the quicker you can get to that point, the quicker you can start serving the people that you will do an excellent job of serving." So stop trying to create for everyone. Stop worrying about your unsubscribes. And focus on your loyal audience instead. "I think what happened for me is I just realized there's so many other things I need to focus on instead of my unsubscribes. I need to focus on people who remained and who said I want more of what you have. Like, why not put your energy and effort into those people?" Read more shownotes from episode 82 with Erik Kruger
Wow - power packed part 3 of 3 on this fantastic article: "12 Empowering Lessons About Failure". Tried a llittle bit more today - doing a Facebook Live of my podcast here at the library while I wait for my good buddy, Dr. Jeff Lip. This article has pure gold in it... lessons that can be replayed over and over again - and also the article can be re-read over and over again, since - I don't know about you, but every time I read things again, I'm at a different place in my life. So those "same" lessons, mean something totally different to me at that new time... this might be one of those articles for all of us to re-read a time or two into the future. Check out my FB live video on my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ and I will try to put it on my Youtube page too... more to come on that later. Always find me on Twitter: @coachtosuccess Hope you had a great Christmas holiday - Happy Holidays & Happiest of New Years too!
some great lessons - part 2 - from that awesome article on Lessons from failure - found here: https://www.success.com/article/12-empowering-lessons-about-failure This article is a must read! Check it out!
"Lessons from Failure" James 1:12-21 Senior Pastor Marc Primitive Christian Church
Welcome to episode 127! Isaac is one of the Founders of ConveYour.com, the #1 Micro- Learning platform for influencers and companies. He’s a tech entrepreneur and futurist at heart, on a mission, enabling brands to authentically connect and inform at scale with over 105 million in combined revenues from the companies he’s helped build. His recent background includes, cultivating a vineyard, keynote speaker, digital marketer, and EdTech disrupter through the pioneering Mirco-Training technology, ConveYour.com, the platform that’s improving the way influencers and organizations connect and train their people. Maxum Corporation - Inspiring Greatness Show Notes: maxumcorp.com.au/podcasts/
AMPT is a customizable employee engagement recognition platform for small, medium and enterprise size businesses. Started in 2013, the founders of AMPT realized the current system of engaging and recognizing employees was broke. Combining the talents of a human motivation expert and the founder of a gaming platform, AMPT was created to provide recognition AMPt-lified on the largest of scales. Craig Spilker joined the company as Chief Strategy Officer, after working in a sports technology startup and coaching baseball. In this interview, we talk about the "atta-boys" in the workplace, how you can build a thriving small business culture, and the mindset needed to overcome failure. Find out more about AMPT at www.amptnow.com or follow them on Facebook or Instagram.
CliffCentral.com — Psychic medium and clairvoyant Janette McKenzie joins Candice and Tumisho in studio. She talks about both Candice and Tumisho's romantic lives in and the state of South Africa. The duo also discuss Candice's newest blog post about failure and break down the lessons they have learned through failing.
As we continue in our study of the Gospel of Luke, we take a look at the story of Zechariah. Zechariah was a man given a great opportunity - he was to be the father of John the Baptist! But, when Gabriel delivered that news, Zechariah responded with disbelief. He failed. Have you ever failed? Have you learned something from it? Have you become better for it? Zechariah did. Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks covers Luke 1.
As we continue in our study of the Gospel of Luke, we take a look at the story of Zechariah. Zechariah was a man given a great opportunity - he was to be the father of John the Baptist! But, when Gabriel delivered that news, Zechariah responded with disbelief. He failed. Have you ever failed? Have you learned something from it? Have you become better for it? Zechariah did. Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks covers Luke 1.
If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Dean John W. Boyer recounts the failed University of Chicago and its founding figures’ frustrations when given a “second chance” to form a great new university.
If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. Dean John W. Boyer recounts the failed University of Chicago and its founding figures’ frustrations when given a “second chance” to form a great new university.
Five lessons I've learned from failure. An excerpt of a message prepared for Mosaic Women's Conference.
Five lessons I've learned from failure. An excerpt of a message prepared for Mosaic Women's Conference.
David Rohlander, author of The CEO Code: Create a Great Company and Inspire People to Greatness With Practical Advice from an Experienced Executive, on James Lowe's syndicated radio show talking about failure and how important it can be to become successful. Thomas Edison tried 25,000 ways to make a battery and they all failed, when asked about this failure he said, "I didn't fail, I now know 25,000 ways how "not to make a battery." Rohlander says some of the best lessons can be learned from falling down in failure. Filled with successful stories of mentoring executives and corporate personnel, the book offers a wealth of practical advice for professional and personal success. Broken down into three sections, Communication, Execution and Operation, The CEO Code contains a series of questions at the end of each chapter in Take Time to Reflect pages that consist of seven questions. Each of the three sections, or Parts, consists of five chapters. Part 1, Communication, is broken down into the following chapters: Trust, Respect, Understanding, Empathy and Resolutions. Chapters for Part II, Execution are Action, Repetition, Habits, Attitudes and Feelings while Part III, Operation, gets into deeper waters with Teams, Delegation, Systems, Accountability, and Rewards. At the outset of Execution, Rohlander states that the "Cycle of Success is a core concept within The CEO Code" as it "explores proven and practical formula for setting goals and how to structure them so they positive and enabling." Rohlander sets the tone in terms of leadership in Part III, Operation, by likening a well-functioning company to an orchestra. First you need "quality music, then each participant must be in the same place on the score; each player of an instrument must be able and willing to play his or her part. You are the conductor of the orchestra." David G. Rohlander is a professional speaker, mentor and executive coach. His passion is working with executives to build their own masterpiece personally and professionally. Flying 208 combat missions as a USAF fighter pilot gave him an appreciation for living with gusto. Then he earned an MBA in finance from California State University and spent nearly a decade with Merrill Lynch. Next he became an entrepreneur, built three companies and developed commercial and residential real estate. Along the way he taught at several universities. Rohlander has coached partners for Ernst & Young, trained sales teams with Honeywell, and mentored hundreds of CEOs and executives in a wide range of industries. In addition to earning his MBA in finance, Rohlander studied management with Peter Drucker at Claremont Graduate University.
Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Marketing & Strategy
Sir Stuart Rose, Chairman of Marks & Spencer, and Ms Miranda Curtis, President of Liberty Global Japan, give their top business tips on learning from mistakes, why you need to take some risk in order to be successful, stamina and re-inventing oneself throughout one's career. Nice people, they explain, can get to the top - but you need to be tough!
Senior Pastor Byron Beck talks about how we should view failure in our lives. We should plan on failing at times, but the most important thing we must do is use the failures to learn from and correct. Also important to the Christian walk is to not allow fear of failure to grip us. We must be willing to step out in faith and conquer our fears of failure.
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