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- The Fastest Way to Success is to Double Your Failure Rate - Steven RossLinks from Steven Ross
DoorsOpenWhenYouKnock.com
Here are some books discussed during the podcast:
Og Mandino
- The Greatest Salesman in the World
Phil M. Jones
- How to Persuade and Get Paid (Audible)
- Exactly What to Say
Grant Cardone
- The 10X Rule
- Be Obsessed or Be Average1 hr 3 min - Fear is Imagination Based - Jacqueline WalesLinks for Jacqueline Wales
Fearless Factor at Work
LinkedIn
Facebook19 min - Open to Exploring the Idea of Failure - Sam PomerantGuest Links from Sam Pomerant:
Remembering Fun on Spotify
Sam Pomerant Show on Twitch
Sam's Twitter
Sam's Instagram1 hr 13 min - My Failures Brought Me Where I Am Today - Noa RonenLinks from Noa - Leadership and Executive Coach, Disruptor:
Social media links @NoaRCoach
https://www.noaronencoaching.com/
https://www.noaronencoaching.com/messy-blog
Book: BEyond: Leadership from AwareLess to AwareNess53 min - Factor Failure Into Your Success Plan - Eric TwiggsWhat Now Movement Facebook Group
The 30-Minute Hour
The Discipline of Now41 min - A Marathon of Failure - Dylan OglineLinks from Dylan:
Dylan Ogline Ogline DigitalFacebookInstagramLinkedIn57 min - 37 min
- The Failures Allowed Me to Learn, and to Win! - Archie Messersmith-BuntingArchieCares.com
Instagram: TheArchStar33 min - We're the Failure Guy Looking in the Mirror - Alex WilliamnsEpisode 13 - Alex Williamns on the Failure Guy podcast
Knightworth.com
Broken Bulbs
My Wax Museum45 min - Fail Your Way Into Possibility - Scott PerryEpisode 12 - Scott Perry's Links
Creative On Purpose
Onward - Where Certainty Ends, Possibility Begins44 min
About Failure Guy
From the publisher's feed
Join 'Failure Guy' Ben Currier for a look into the darker side of success. In this podcast, we will find out the hardest moments successful people endured and the failures they encountered on the way towards actually 'making it'.
It is said that we learn the most from our mistakes. Save yourself some time by seeing how my guests had things go horribly wrong and what they learned in the process!