Jun 6, 2022
I'm back again, with another solo episode! I've talked quite a bit about success on this podcast, mostly back in the day when I was discussing business. I've also spoken on failure, most notably back in episode 341, which is a great companion to this one.
I've been reflecting on my goals for this year, and how I've adjusted them from their original versions. I've had to change my timeline for my two big goals, and I'm only just now coming to terms with that. Because my episode on How to Know When You're Putting Too Much Pressure on Yourself was such a hit, I thought you might find this topic useful.
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What You'll Learn
- Why a “failure” isn't your final outcome or result
- How this attitude helps us to develop a growth mindset
- How to reframe things we previously labeled as “failures”
- How to shift your perspective on your “failures”
- Questions to ask yourself so you can reframe your “failures” as learning opportunities
Things I Discussed
- Backpacking With Friends: Questions You Should Ask Friends Before Going on a Trip
- NLP, or Neuro-Linguistic Programming
- There Is No Such Thing As Failure, Only Feedback blog post by Jo Casey
- PSYCH-K®
Related Episodes
- 459 Holly Worton ~ How to Know When You're Putting Too Much Pressure on Yourself
- 445 Holly Worton ~ How to Change the Way You See Yourself
- 439 Racquelle Pakutz ~ Rewiring Your Mindset With Hiking
- 429 Kelly Howard ~ Breaking Through Internal Barriers to Our Adventures
- 424 Courtney Clifton ~ FKTs and Misadventure in the Mountains
- 423 Lois Wagner ~ Adventures, Misadventures, and Learning Resilience
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