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FEBRUARY 26, 2024
She’s passionate about enabling teams of creatives, technology leaders and innovators with the skills, mindset and network to tackle the complex and evolving challenges of tomorrow. She believes the best teams have fun, laughter and optimism for the future.
Success
JULY 30, 2021
In her book, The Up Side of Down: Why Failing Well Is the Key to Success , Megan McArdle explains that we gain skills by practicing things because we’re strengthening the connection between the action and the reward. And that’s what the process of failing is, at its core: a simple learning experience. And that next try? He learned.
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Brilliantly Better
MARCH 7, 2010
Whether this involves setting the time of the event, or getting gas before a long trip, or picking the restaurant to meet at, this is your chance to impress everyone. This builds your self-esteem, and the person you contact will remember that you made the effort to talk to them. You can do the same with things you already do.
Brilliantly Better
MARCH 10, 2010
The point is that all those failures, through a subtle but powerful process, made me stronger. That’s the whole personal development process. Tony Robbins and Why Reply 8 dragos March 10, 2010 at 10:14 pm From the outside, this process of learning from my own mistakes may seem easy now, but believe me, it wasn’t.
Men With Pens
DECEMBER 6, 2009
Once the amount of information completely overwhelms anyone’s ability to process it, people will pay for trust. Any money you make in the process (or turning it into a viable full-time living) should be a luxury, an extra added bonus. And I’m not too worried about it either. Dave Doolin´s last blog. Absolutely not.
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