What do you do if failure becomes your fuel for success in public speaking?

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As I always say, failure is a niche, essential for success. Every successful person has faced failure before embracing success. Whether in motivational speaking or any other field, failure serves as a stepping stone to success. When you face failure, first accept it with a positive mindset. Be thankful that you got an opportunity to learn. Failure is the best teacher, providing invaluable lessons. You failed, so you learned. Ultimately, you improve yourself through your own experiences. Analyze yourself regularly and conduct frequent SWOT analysis. Get on the field, experiment, and gain new experiences and insights. The more you learn, the more experienced you become. Accept the negative and reflect Positive.

Failure has been a more valuable result to me in my early days of Development work than success, this was because like many of us i measured success the wrong way. Failure of properly harnessed redefines success. Most of what we consider as success at the start of most endeavours isn't actually success, until failure exposes that assumption for us. Once you embrace failure, it increases your chances of success in the next attempts, if u don't, your chances of becoming a serial failure only increases.

My fear of failure in my career has always been my most powerful form of motivation! In my mind I had to make it to a certain level or I would’ve considered my career a failure. It is so powerful that I thought about it every day of my 40 some year banking career. so the Fear of Failure can be useful!

There is immense learning in failure. Failure is an opportunity to bring out the best in you. Be street-smart to uncover the hidden lessons within it. When you face failure, grab it first. Try to decode the failure i.e. analyze it. This is where you need the skill to extract the learning from it. If you can properly decode the failure, you gain an important lesson, adding to your experience and improving your performance the next time. Every failure is a new learning opportunity. While everyone celebrates success, I celebrate failures because they give me a chance to learn and improve. Success is not the best teacher; failure makes you humble.

One-time failures are normal, but repeating the same mistakes signals a need for growth. If you encounter a failure--whether it's bombing a talk or blowing an opportunity to land a client--analyze what went wrong and adjust your approach. Use each failure as a lesson. Reflect on what you can improve and apply these insights to enhance your skills. Avoid repetition: make a conscious effort to learn from your mistakes and prevent them from happening again. That way you can make sure that failure doesn't become a crutch you require to move you toward success.

I always go with a team anytime I go to speak and I make them take notes of my errors and we work on them. We always do a review and I work on it. Everyone needs someone who speaks the truth and says it as it is for growth. Today, after a speech with a school that I was invited to chair, I asked my team for a review and it came out that I mostly repeated some particular statements.

One of the most profound benefits of experiencing failure is the opportunity to learn. When we encounter obstacles, we gain insight into what doesn’t work and why. This experiential knowledge is invaluable; it equips us with the tools and strategies necessary to adjust our approach. For example, J.K. Rowling faced numerous rejections from publishers before "Harry Potter" became a worldwide phenomenon. Instead of letting those rejections define her, she used them as motivation to improve her craft and refine her story. This iterative process of trial and error can lead to stronger outcomes and deeper understanding.

Understand that failure is part of success. Embrace all “learning experiences” with love. Never walk away, runaway or ignore setbacks. Bounce back stronger. Have a sense of humour with self. Share your story and grit with others.

Lorsque j'ai commencé ma carrière en public speaking, j'ai rapidement compris l'importance d'adapter mon approche. Mes premières présentations manquaient d'impact et d'engagement, et cela m'a poussé à revoir ma stratégie. J'ai commencé par changer ma préparation, en me concentrant davantage sur le contenu et les techniques d'engagement du public. J'ai également recherché de nouvelles ressources d'apprentissage et testé différentes méthodes pour améliorer ma prestation. Le feedback de mes pairs et mentors a été essentiel pour m'apporter une perspective extérieure. Cette volonté d'évoluer et de m'adapter a non seulement renforcé mes compétences, mais m'a également permis de me démarquer dans mon domaine et de réussir en tant que speaker.

Set Realistic Goals: Break down your public speaking aspirations into achievable milestones. Celebrate each success, and use failures as checkpoints to reassess and realign your strategies.

My take on #failure and #success is more of relativism than definitive. There is no complete failure nor complete success. The very time everyone and anyone can understand this, then it becomes much simpler to know and understand when, why and how to react to events around us. Thus the need to keep growth and develop alive in our objectives, which is a check of failure and/or success at all times.

Failure in public speaking is a steppingstone stone to mastery in conveying a message worth sharing. Having said that, let’s consider a difference between failure and a failing mind. The first one can be overcome with improved preparation, conviction on what one has to say, and through consistent practice. The second one, however, can turn into a prevalent and dangerous self-defeating tool, mainly because we convince ourselves of our inability to deliver a talk. How to change that mindset? One important strategy is to take the focus away from you and redirect it to why and how your message can benefit the audience. As you do that, you become less self-conscious and more of a channel of information, skills and energy to help others.

Seek Mentorship and Community: Surround yourself with experienced speakers and supportive peers. Their insights and encouragement can guide you through your journey, turning failures into valuable learning experiences.

Execution builds confidence, repetition builds execution. If you allow failure to be a driver of your strategy for growth instead of the driver of success itself, you’ll find it turns you into a master of your craft. Not because you don’t want to fail but because more than you fear failure you love the preparation. And that’s where confidence is crafted.

Lors de mes débuts en public speaking, j'ai d? adapter ma stratégie pour gagner en confiance et développer mes compétences. J'ai réalisé que c'est en pratiquant régulièrement, quelles que soient les conditions, que l'on prend confiance en soi et que l'on améliore son aptitude à parler en public. Plus on pratique, meilleur on devient. Que ce soit devant un auditoire de 2 personnes ou de 200, l'énergie que l'on re?oit du public est cruciale, et la confiance en soi s'installe avec le temps et l'expérience. En tant qu'entrepreneur et coach avec plus de 25 ans d'expérience, j'ai souvent observé que l'acquisition de cette compétence est essentielle pour réussir dans l'entrepreneuriat.

We are all inspiring someone one way or another...at work, at home, in the community...somewhere someone is watching how you operate and handle situations. We are not called to be perfect - we can't be. However, we can show others that it is ok to keep moving. Saying and showing "me too" allows others to try again and with each attempt, gain confidence. Life happens and challenges comes to all of us! That is called being human!

Trust God, Clean House, Help Others! You have to stop thinking about yourself. It's not even about you, if you think it is you've lost already.

Sharing struggles helps heal those experiencing similar challenges. Adding victories provides hope. I effectively convey this by sharing photographs from both my hustling days and my triumphs, making the story real and relatable rather than fictional.

Sharing struggles helps heal those experiencing similar challenges. Adding victories provides hope. I effectively convey this by sharing photographs from both my hustling days and my triumphs, making the story real and relatable rather than fictional.

Practice, Practice, Practice: Repetition is key. Use every opportunity to practice, whether it's in front of a mirror, with friends, or at smaller events. Each attempt builds confidence and competence.

It's all about how we practice, just being persistent could be of great factors contributing to success but reflecting after each speech personally and taking notes on which area could be improvised is where the key is.

No speaker was “just born.” It takes practice It takes failure It takes reps It takes consistency. We can’t expect to get good without the works. Without the tough audiences. Without the work. Let’s not forget every master was a disaster. This is the humility that next levels us. This is the muscle ???? we define. Take the time to do the work. Take the time to truly define the voice you want to masterfully deliver to your audiences

Firstly, know this… that nobody will kill you when you make mistakes. Its better to do it and make mistakes than not do it at all. When you enjoy something you do it and try to do your best in it. Continues improvement, and consistency make it possible to be better each day when you keep doing it.

Not just in public speaking but in every aspect of life persistence is very paramount. Unless I persisted, I wouldn't have completed school, I wouldn't have travelled the world, I wouldn't know what I know now. So we live a life of sacrifice and it comes with one's ability to persist, be resilient, and resourceful at whatever they are doing to make it work. Everything in life requires persistence and consistence; be it school, work, marriage, careers, friendship, business etc all demands for persistence to thrive!

To stay persistent, you must make a decision to be disciplined - meaning that you do it even when you don't feel like it. Also, make a decision to change your mindset on how you view slow progress and setbacks. Ask yourself, "Did I do everything that I was suppose to do on my part? Did I do my best or do the bare minimum? Did I give it my all to prepare for that time and moment? Was my heart really in it? Who am I doing this for?" I believe that when we are truly honest with ourselves and our part, we can identify why we don't stay persistent. Besides, most things are not improved and mastered on the first couple of attempts!