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In this episode we follow up our previous topic from Episode 28 about goal setting for success.
As Homer Simpson once said, "Trying is the first step toward failure." And in a way...he's absolutely right!
You're bound to fail. Everybody does! Nobody succeeds on the first try. And if you do, you are a superhuman and we should be worshipping you accordingly. But it's more likely that you are only human like the rest of us.
When we fail, we tend to let it affect our motivation and sometimes throw in the towel right then and there. But you've set your goals for a reason: they are things you truly WANT to achieve. So don't let a little thing like FAILURE stand in your way.
We discuss 4 steps (or 5, depending on whether you listen to Josh or Nick the most) you can immediately take upon failure that will get you back on the proverbial horse. A sort of...resetting if you will. Pressing "continue" on that Game Over screen.
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By Nick Montgomery + Josh Short
4.9
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In this episode we follow up our previous topic from Episode 28 about goal setting for success.
As Homer Simpson once said, "Trying is the first step toward failure." And in a way...he's absolutely right!
You're bound to fail. Everybody does! Nobody succeeds on the first try. And if you do, you are a superhuman and we should be worshipping you accordingly. But it's more likely that you are only human like the rest of us.
When we fail, we tend to let it affect our motivation and sometimes throw in the towel right then and there. But you've set your goals for a reason: they are things you truly WANT to achieve. So don't let a little thing like FAILURE stand in your way.
We discuss 4 steps (or 5, depending on whether you listen to Josh or Nick the most) you can immediately take upon failure that will get you back on the proverbial horse. A sort of...resetting if you will. Pressing "continue" on that Game Over screen.
www.twitter.com/CommandEdit
https://www.facebook.com/groups/CommandEdit/
www.CommandEditPodcast.com
Support the podcast by leaving us a review if you like what you're hearing.