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Very few people will turn a Yelp review into a work project, but writer Alexandra Franzen has done just that with her new book, You’re Going to Survive. 
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One of the biggest roadblocks to success is the fear of failure. Fear of failure is worse than failure itself because it condemns you to a life of unrealized potential.
A successful response to failure is all in your approach. In a study recently published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, researchers found that success in the face of failure comes from focusing on results (what you hope to achieve), rather than trying not to fail. While it’s tempting to try and avoid failure, people who do this fail far more often than those who optimistically focus on their goals.
This sounds rather easy and intuitive, but it’s very hard to do when the consequences of failure are severe. The researchers also found that positive feedback increased people’s chances of success because it fueled the same optimism you experience when focusing solely on your goals. Via The Learning Factor, Elizabeth E Charles
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Some helpful tips, learning from your mistakes is critical otherwise you will simply repeat them over and over again...
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Some types of failure should be tolerated, even welcomed; other types should be rejected completely. Failure is good when you’re better for it and others don't pay too high a price. Fruitless failu...
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This blog the five most common reasons why eLearning projects fail.Read more ›
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Grantmakers across the country raised a glass to failure at the 2013 Grantmakers for Effective ...
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PhDs are as much about impressions as regulations. Tara talks about the key - initial - and quick impressions that impact on an examiner and the results that students will receive.
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We learn by doing. Think about the basic skills you've acquired in life. You learned to walk by pulling yourself up, turning loose, and taking a step.
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Life is hard. You’re going to get knocked down, beat up, and tossed around by life on a regular basis. At some point, you’ll have to figure out the best way to overcome a fear of failure. Because, let’s face it, we all have those thoughts in the back of our heads when …
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The road to success runs right through failure. It's an idea that's getting a lot of attention lately.
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