Tiny Leaps, Big Changes

In this episode, we talk about how nobody remembers your failures.  Buy The Consistency Code: http://consistencycourse.com According to a small 2015 study with a sample size of about 1000. 31% of adults have a fear of failure. This can lead to: Inaction Frustration Low self-esteem Negative effects across your entire life Ad What is failure anyway? Here's how I look at it: As long as you keep trying you will never fail. Being "in progress" is not the same as "I've failed". stop treating them the same. If you decide a goal isn't what you want anymore and abandon it then you have successfully dodged a bullet The only way to "fail" is to want something and do nothing about it With that said, this isn't the commonly accepted view of failure. So let's look at some examples of failures that no one remembers: Bill Gates: $110 Billion. Started Microsoft and invented computing as we know it. Started a company in 1972 called Traf-O-Data to provide traffic data to engineers.