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Why You Need to Fail to Succeed

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Tiffany Dufu, Chief Leadership Officer at Levo League, shares why women need to fail more publicly, how to get the right kind of feedback at work and the secret to worrying less.

Get Connected is a video series tied to Connect: Professional Women's Network, a free LinkedIn group powered by Citi. In each episode, we gain access to influential executives to hear how they made their way to the top and what keeps them there. To learn more and join the Connect group, visit: http://www.linkedin.com/womenconnect.

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  • I totally agree! Self awareness and paying attention to feedback is a huge step in being successful. As women, we must be authentic and creative. We have to take risks and "be who we are." One of the best pieces of advice I have received over the years is to not worry about what other people think and spend more time on working on my strengths and to mentor and help others. Also, my mother taught me to always be kind and look for opportunities to help others. The rest will fall in place. Being happy with who we are IS being successful - not making lots of money!
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  • I have learned years ago that everything happens for a reason. Sometimes we may not know what that reason is at that particular moment but God always has the light shine at the right moment. Especially when we feel as if we're at our lowest.
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  • After years of working at the same job I have found myself without a job. In the beginning I was very lost and wasn't sure what to do with myself. But I have learned that through that experience I now have a new tool under my belt to face any new challenges. When you fail at something and if you have the courage to get up and try again. You will have new knowledge and skill to take with you. Failure isn't a bad thing unless you let it become one.
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