Willingness to take Failure as Feedback on Mindset Monday. On today's Solopreneur Success Strategies, I look at the willingness to take failure as feedback as a trait of the mindset of an entrepreneur. There are examples of successful people who failed many times but still succeeded in the presentation. To develop a success mindset, get the book at http://jgtips.com/smindset.

1. Mindset of the Entrepreneur
Positive Attitude
Passion
Action Taker
Embrace Change
Determination-Persistence-Relentless
Willing to take Failure as Feedback - Caleb Wojcik
The Why - The Big Picture
Patience but actiontaker - Hector Cuevas
Willingness to Learn
Willingness to Listen and Share with Others

2. Mindset of the Entrepreneur
Imperfect Action is better
than no Action
Jane Gardner

3. Positive Attitude
Passion
Action Taker
Embrace Change
Persistence

4. Willing to take Failure as
Feedback
Caleb Wojocik
Entrepreneur -
Fizzle and Pocket

5. Without trying,
your chances of success
are 0%.

6. There are countless stories
of historical figures that
failed time and time again,
but didn't give up.
Perseverance led them to
success.

7. Consider these stories
about people who simply
wouldn't quit:

8. Babe Ruth

9. Babe Ruth was one of the
most famous home run
hitters in the history of
baseball.

10. What many don't realize
about Babe Ruth is
that in addition
he also had
1330 career strikeouts

11. Babe once said, "Every
strikeout brings me closer
to the next home run."

12. Harlan Sanders. also
known as Colonel Sanders,
is famous for Kentucky
Fried Chicken.

13. When trying to market his
chicken recipe to
restaurants, he was
rejected 1,009 times.

14. In 1952, he finally
persuaded a Utah
restaurant owner to partner
with him and they launched
the first Kentucky Fried
Chicken restaurant.

15. By the early 1960s,
there were over 600
locations

16. Albert Einstein.

17. Albert Einstein is one of the
most brilliant scientists who
ever walked the earth.

18. Did you know that Einstein
didn't speak until he was
four years old, and didn't
learn to read until he was
seven?

19. When he was growing up,
one of his teachers
described Albert Einstein
as "mentally slow." He
went on to define E=MC2

20. Henry Ford.

21. Henry Ford, founder of the
Ford Motor Company, is
famous for his innovations
in manufacturing and
coming up with the idea of
the assembly line.

22. He had several
businesses early on that
failed. Henry Ford was
completely broke five times
before he found success
with manufacturing cars.

23. John Grisham.

24. John Grisham is a wildly
successful author who
has sold millions of
books,

25. His first book, A Time to
Kill, was rejected by 28
different publishers before
one publisher finally took a
chance on him and printed
5,000 copies.

26. Sylvester Stallone.

27. Sylvester Stallone is a
famous movie star, but

28. He was so strapped for
cash at one point that he
had to sell his dog for $25
in order to pay his electric
bill.

29. Just two weeks later, he
wrote the script for Rocky
and started trying to secure
a movie deal.

30. Sylvester Stallone was
rejected over 1,500 times
before United Artists
offered him $125,000 for
the Rocky script.

31. However, the studio didn't
want Stallone to star in the
movie.

32. United Artists upped their
offer to $250,000 and then
to $325,000. Stallone
wouldn't accept the deal
unless he was able to star
in the movie.

33. He eventually accepted a
different deal that paid him
just $35,000 and a
percentage of the profits.

34. Fortunately for Sylvester
Stallone, the original movie
went on to gross over $200
million.

35. How different would OUR
LIVES BE if they had quit?

36. If you're letting a fear of
failure hold you back from
accomplishing your
dreams,

37. Be willing to take failure as
feedback

38. Successful people
embrace failure because

39. they realize that there is
no such thing as
success without it.

40. You learn from your failure
what isn't working

41. You change direction
from that experience
or you practice harder
or believe in your
dream and make
adjustments

42. You analyze what
happened and make a
different offer.

43. A successful entrepreneur
always takes the leap

44. analyzes the failure and

45. adapts
• to a different direction
• makes a different offer
• keeps trying till they get
it right.

46. They don’t let the fear of
failure stop them from
trying!
They consider failure as
feedback and try again.

47. Mindset of the Entrepreneur
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