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Great insight for you speakers out there on what hand gestures you are to avoid when speaking.  From the book, Pitch to Win by David Beckett. 

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In the final episode of the Failing Forward Series we learn Steps to Failing Forward from author, John C. Maxwell. 

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Today we are going to look at ways to fail backward and fail forward.

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The second word in this series title and book is FORWARD. John C. Maxwell creates an acronym for the word forward.

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The opposite of failing is succeeding or as John C. Maxwell likes to write, “achieving.” Today I’m going to share the four-point plan to approaching achievement:

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We begin the second week of the Failing Forward Series where we are look at ways to fail forward from the book, “Failing Forward” written by John C. Maxwell.

Today we find out the Top Ten Reasons People Fail

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In today’s episode we reveal the seven abilities achievers use to move forward as referenced in the book, Failing Forward.

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In today’s episode let’s not talk about what failure is, rather let’s look at the seven things failure is not according to John C. Maxwell:

1) Failure is not avoidable

2) 

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Today’s episode in the Failing Forward Series is about being content. The definition of content is being in a state of peaceful happiness.  Imagine being content after failing at something. Or better yet let me put it this way, imagine being in a state of peaceful happiness after failing.

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For the next two weeks in the final season of The Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast, we are talking about ways to fail forward from the book, “Failing Forward” written by John C. Maxwell.

We’ve talked about the balance of risk before. Like the air we breathe, not enough air is dangerous and too much air is dangerous. The same applies to risk. Not enough risk is just as dangerous as too much risk.

In the book, Failing Forward, author John C. Maxwell addresses this and points out the traps that make people back away from risk.