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Thanks a lot of your "lights"!!! :)
Julissaroncalb 1 month ago in playlist Terapia
Failure doesn't have to be terminal: look at it as another opportunity to hone it till it's good, then don't be afraid to adapt it to prevailing conditions! :) Can't wait to get the Book!
SamllWonda 7 months ago
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i think this guy is what you would call an educated idiot.
look, i understand the whole success/failure thing, but people who are successful do not go out and aim to fail, they don't aim to fail a lot or on a survivable scale. when you learn to walk, you don't consciously try to fall, do you? failure is the by-product of success, but failure itself, even if u learn from it, is not a guarantee for success.....
diulamabubu 8 months ago
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diulamabubu 8 months ago
Wonderful - here's a "transcript"
#1 Be willing to fail ALOT
#2 Fail on a survivable scale
#Learn to spot a failure and fix it early
Most of us are frightened of failure and ashamed to admit it but we must admit face to them because only then can we adapt!
NJInternetProf 9 months ago
As someone who'failed,at time,I ejoyed Hartford's analysis.Nice video
geffke12 10 months ago
As someone who's failed alot, I enjoyed Harford's analysis. Nice video!
andrewbnash 10 months ago
@andrewbnash Bet you're a BILLIONAIRE by now!!
:)
GeedanUK 3 months ago
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this looks so interesting :)
FluffRecordings 10 months ago
Great video. I would argue failure is a concept thogh, its only failure if you don't learn from it. If you treat it as FEEDBACK (which I think was the underlying argument in this video) it can only lead to success.
PeterJ2k11 10 months ago 2
Eggsellent!
stufnsuch 10 months ago
It's Damon Albarn.
figocooldude 10 months ago
Good to see you are making videos again
GreatSirZachary 10 months ago