In this episode, team leader Jamie Clarke talks to us about failure, and how it can be an incredibly useful tool in learning and moving forward toward our goals. He says that failure is the greatest learning tool he's ever known, and it is an inevitable part of life. We all fail at some point. What is important is that after we fail, we pick ourselves back up, learn from the mistakes we made, and continue on. Failure builds the path to success.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Steps to The Summit - Step 23: Professor Failure
Our own personal steps to the summit continue today with another episode in the video series that is brought to us by the Expedition Hanesbrands team. This one conveys yet another important message and key to success, no matter what goal you've set out for yourself.
In this episode, team leader Jamie Clarke talks to us about failure, and how it can be an incredibly useful tool in learning and moving forward toward our goals. He says that failure is the greatest learning tool he's ever known, and it is an inevitable part of life. We all fail at some point. What is important is that after we fail, we pick ourselves back up, learn from the mistakes we made, and continue on. Failure builds the path to success.
In this episode, team leader Jamie Clarke talks to us about failure, and how it can be an incredibly useful tool in learning and moving forward toward our goals. He says that failure is the greatest learning tool he's ever known, and it is an inevitable part of life. We all fail at some point. What is important is that after we fail, we pick ourselves back up, learn from the mistakes we made, and continue on. Failure builds the path to success.
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