OBSESSION WITH REPETITION – Michael Jordan scored many great shots in his basketball career and won so many amazing trophies. And although he had many great victories, you rarely heard the media talk about the many thousands of basketball shots he missed during practices. MJ is a person who relentlessly repeated shooting basketballs tens of thousands of times until he perfected the art of getting the ball into the hoop (practice). Michael Jordan Failures (missed hoop shots) lead him to greatness. And because he was prepared to accept his failures and move on, the odds of success became greater and greater.

Q: How many times are you prepared to fail this week to see success?

Like Michael Jordan, you are going to need his secret sauce, to LEARN TO FAIL FAST. The faster you fail, the more your actions are asking questions on how to succeed, the closer you become to achieving your goals.

“Embracing Failure: The Key to Success

We often hear the phrase “failure is not an option,” but in reality, failure is not only an option, but it is also an essential part of success. In order to achieve success, we must be willing to take risks, experiment with new ideas, and learn from our mistakes. By embracing failure, we can open ourselves up to new opportunities and growth.

One of the biggest misconceptions about failure is that it is a negative thing. In reality, failure is simply a part of the learning process. When we fail, we are given the chance to reflect on what went wrong, and figure out how to do better next time. Failure is not a setback, but a stepping stone to success.

In the music world, singers who go on to become professional singers learn early that they must learn to fail fast to gain success. Passionate singers constantly encourage themselves to take multiple risks and experiment with new ideas daily, even with the possibilities of failure in their path. This fosters a culture of innovation and creativity, which is essential for the growth through practice. The idea is many small failures will lead to a successful breakthrough, the problem is many people break down just before the door way to success, because they regard their small failures as a succession of breakdowns.

Breakdown or Breakthrough is only a matter of perspective, as soon as we shift our perspective break through is inevitable.

In the world of science, failure is also an essential part of the process. Scientists conduct multiple experiments, and often the experiments that fail are just as important as the ones that succeed. By learning from their failures, scientists are able to improve their research and ultimately achieve success.

Failure is also an important part of personal growth. For example, when a student approaches a difficult problem and tries multiple approaches, they may fail at first. But by using their failures as a learning experience, they can improve their problem-solving skills and ultimately achieve success.

So remember, failure is not something to be feared, but embraced. Each failure is single step to the stair way of a learning process, and it is through failure that we can achieve success. By embracing failure (moving forward), we open ourselves up to new opportunities and growth. So next time you fail, remember that it is not the end, but rather the beginning of something even greater.”