ENTREPRENEURIAL HACK #13 | Courage, Failure & Resilience Go Hand in Hand

You weren’t born with a fear of failure. No. You were born a problem solver who tried, failed, and kept trying.

As a baby, you likely learned to roll over, crawl, and walk — by trying to roll over (and failing) a few times. Once you mastered rolling onto your stomach, you may have gotten on your hands and knees and rocked back and forth, trying to figure out how to reach something you wanted.

You didn’t see your parents crawl, but you created that means of transportation alone. You followed it by standing, then taking a step — and falling, getting back up, and trying again. Sometimes it hurt.

But learning from your failures was in you. Fear of failure wasn’t.

You need to grasp that strength once again as an entrepreneur.

In the dynamic business world, trying new things and learning from failure is not just a choice but also a necessity. While we often associate failure with negative connotations, it can be a powerful catalyst for growth and success.

Let’s delve into the importance of using failure as an opportunity for growth, the value of testing new ideas despite uncertain outcomes, and the courage required to embrace and recover from failure.

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