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John C. Maxwell is an internationally renowned leadership expert, speaker, and best-selling author who has sold over 19 million books. He founded EQUIP, a nonprofit that has trained over 5 million leaders in 126 countries. Maxwell argues that the difference between average and highly successful people is their perception of and response to failure, and that success comes through repeated failure rather than avoiding things we think we might fail at. He provides seven points about failure, including that it is not avoidable or a stigma, and encourages developing purpose, eliminating excuses, and continually learning from mistakes to move forward.
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Failing forward
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Failing Forward
Turning Mistakes into Stepping-Stones for Success
By John C. Maxwell
Thomas Nelson Publishers, Nashville 2000
ISBN 0-7852-7430-8 hard cover
ISBN 0-7852-6815-4 paperback
209 pages
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Failing forward tells you how to look at life’s setbacks and learn from your mistakes. If you haven’t failed at anything, it means you haven’t really taken a risk at anything. Failures are only as bad as you perceive them to be. Life is much better when you live, and try, and fail. Living requires failing every now and then. The basic steps to moving on and failing forward are:
Realize there is one major difference between average people and achievers. The difference is in how they respond to failure
Learn a new definition of failure.
Remove the “you” from failure. Don’t take it personally.
Take action and reduce your fear.
Change your response to failure by accepting responsibility.
Don’t let failure from outside get inside you.
Say good-bye to yesterday.
Change yourself, and your world changes.
Get over yourself and start giving yourself.
Find the benefit in every bad experience.
If at first you do succeed, try something harder.
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The document discusses the benefits of maintaining a positive approach and outlook in life. It states that focusing on positivity can help manifest reality and pave the way to success, while negativity can cause one to lose confidence and charm. It provides tips for living positively, such as staying present, having faith in oneself, learning from failures, avoiding negative energy, and accepting both good and bad aspects of life. Additionally, the document outlines a positive approach to modern living, noting the increasing stress and providing life skills categories and tips like taking action, being persistent, learning from mistakes, and treating failures as opportunities for growth.
Getting up and going on
This document contains several quotes about learning from failures and mistakes, persevering through challenges, and not giving up on one's dreams and goals. The quotes encourage the reader to try again even after failure, learn from past experiences, have hope and believe that success is possible through continued effort. One quote states that the only people who never fail are those who never attempt anything ambitious. Overall the document promotes a growth mindset where failure is seen as an opportunity to improve rather than a reason to quit.
Defining Success: The Journey To Happiness
This document discusses defining success and achieving happiness. It argues that success is a personal and ongoing process rather than an endpoint. To achieve success, one must work hard, accept failure, and learn from mistakes. The document provides five tips: define success personally rather than comparing to others; reflect on one's values and strengths; utilize available opportunities and resources; share knowledge and opportunities with others; and actively pursue success through dedication and hard work rather than waiting for it passively. Overall, the document advocates defining success based on personal fulfillment rather than external measures and working to continuously progress along one's own goals and journey.
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This document provides qualifications and principles for success. It discusses 10 qualifications the successful person should have including vision, belief, responsibility, affirmation, commitment, setting SMART goals, planning and taking action, persistence, gratitude, and becoming a giver. It also discusses principles like having zeal, effort, commitment to the task, and wise investigation. Overall, the document emphasizes qualities like persistence, commitment, gratitude, and helping others that can help one achieve success.Champion's mindset
This document provides an introduction to developing traits of a "champion's mindset." It discusses 10 traits that can help anyone achieve success, including persistence, fearlessness, thinking before speaking, sincerity, positive attitude, integrity, helpfulness, ambition, responsibility, and compassion. For each trait, the document defines it, provides an example of someone who demonstrated that trait, and includes exercises to help the reader cultivate that trait in their own life. The overall goal is to learn and embody these traits in order to develop a winning personality.
8 Habits Of Successful People
The document outlines 8 habits of successful people:
1. Goal setting - Deciding what success means and having a target to work towards.
2. Planning - Making complete plans for how to succeed and what actions to take, even if plans change.
3. Acting - Taking action on plans and opportunities instead of waiting.
4. Learning from failures - Failing at least once to learn lessons to avoid mistakes and keep progressing.
5. Adjusting - Updating plans with new lessons learned to progress most efficiently.
6. Moving forward - Having courage to try again after failure using knowledge gained.
7. Improving - Continually seeking knowledge and believing there is always more to
Sales motivation
This document provides a summary of key principles for becoming a successful salesperson as outlined in the book "The Greatest Sales Training in the World". It discusses 10 sections: 1) Success Habits, 2) Love, 3) Persistence, 4) Self-Esteem, 5) Time, 6) Emotions, 7) Humor, 8) Progress, 9) Action, and 10) Prayer. For each section, it lists habits and mindsets that salespeople should develop, such as starting fresh, choosing optimism, developing people skills, ignoring rejection, controlling emotions, using humor, setting goals, developing an action habit, and praying for guidance. The overall message is that sales success comes from mastering these principles
salesmotivation PPT.pdf
This document provides a summary of key principles for becoming a successful salesperson. It is divided into 10 sections that discuss important habits and mindsets. The sections cover topics such as starting fresh, choosing optimism over despair, differentiating success from failure by developing successful habits, the importance of love and people skills in sales, developing persistence through embracing challenges, boosting self-esteem, managing time effectively, controlling emotions, using humor to create positive interactions, setting goals to ensure progress, taking action instead of procrastinating, and utilizing prayer and a positive mindset to guide decisions.
Creating success
This document discusses keys to creating success. It states that individual resolve is more important than any other factor in achieving success. Success requires hard work, dedication, and determination in pursuing one's goals without giving up. Fear of failure can obstruct success, so one must overcome that fear and focus on their strengths and passions. While failure is inevitable, many successful people faced failures but learned from them; one should not define themselves by failures but instead learn from them. Ultimately, achieving success requires continually working towards one's dreams despite obstacles, and maintaining success once achieved.
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Failing forward
- 4. You should NOT stop doing things because you think you might fail. If you FAIL TO TRY, you’ve already FAILED.
- 6. Do Things Differently. If you always do what you’ve always done then you will always get what you’ve always gotten.
- 7. GET OVER YOURSELF. Acknowledge your Strengths and Weaknesses. Conquer your Fears. Accept Responsibility. Think Positive. Move On.
- 8. Find a purpose. Eliminate excuses. Develop incentives. Determination. Cultivate
- 11. Thank You!