Tag: failure
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Video: Get Comfortable With Failure
Watch the Video Here Going after success means risking failure. C’est la vie. It’s no big deal to fail – it means you tried, you learned something new and you’re closer to success. Failure is going to happen, it’s going to hurt…but it’s not that bad! Failures give you great feedback to help you succeed…
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Video: Review and Celebrate 2012
Watch the Video What have you achieved this year? Think of all the areas of your life – health, wealth, personal development, spiritual development, career/work, big dreams/ambitions, friends/family, fun, relationships, Don’t just look for huge achievements and big changes, look for small achievements and baby steps too! Even your failures can be seen as achievements…
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Podcast: Failure And Your Big Dream
Are you afraid of failure? Do you stop yourself from trying because if you don’t try, you won’t fail? So many people feel this way, and it’s such a shame because EVERYONE fails, and it’s NO BIG DEAL! Failure has been built up into this huge monster that’s shameful and stops us from trying to…
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Ask Donna: Huge Knockback to My Big Dream
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Ask Donna: Out-takes
To watch the video, click here: http://youtu.be/ftD2gqMk76o Because it is Good Friday, I decided to have a week off doing a video, but thought I’d share with you this fun out-takes montage from filming ‘Ask Donna’ – I was told recently that the videos looked seamless…but this is more the reality than the finished product…
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Do You Know What Determination Looks Like?
Last week I watched a program about 4 injured soldiers who walked to the North Pole. One had a broken back, one an amputated leg, one an amputated arm, and the last had a paralysed arm and half the muscle on his leg missing. At the end of the program, one of the lads said…
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Learning More From Failure
Do you learn more from failing than you do from succeeding? It is accepted wisdom that we learn a lot more from making a mess of things than we do from effortlessly flying through. But why? Is it because there are more lessons when we fail? Or is it because we don’t examine the cause…