What do you make 'failure' mean? How often does that stop you from taking action?

It is common to 'fail' when actioning the first attempt in learning something, right?

So how can you let go of any beliefs about failure and emotional stories you've learned (from school, from childhood, from work)?

It takes new ways of thinking about and feeling toward failure. Will you allow yourself to view failure as feedback, information and an opportunity to explore what wasn't working?

What might be possible for you if you chose to view 'failure' is simply an opportunity for feedback? What might NOT happen if you don't?

What if you took action, got messy, made mistakes and used the information to iterate? Let's go fail and see; sounds fun, right?

Time to get comfortable in the uncomfortable?

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~ In love and learning, Veronica Jayne x