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Here's how you can handle your emotions when confronted with failure in event production.

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Handling failure is an inevitable part of event production. When things don't go as planned, it's natural to experience a flood of emotions. You might feel frustrated, disappointed, or even embarrassed, especially when you've invested significant time and effort into organizing an event. However, it's crucial to manage these feelings effectively to move forward and grow from the experience. In the following sections, you'll find strategies to help you cope with and learn from failure in event production, ensuring you're prepared for future challenges.

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Rambabu A

Aviation Expert I Author I Trainer I Coach I Counselling Psychologist

1 Accept Reality

Accepting the reality of the situation is your first step towards emotional recovery. It's essential to acknowledge that the failure has occurred rather than denying it or assigning blame elsewhere. This acceptance allows you to take ownership of the situation, which is a powerful step in learning from the experience. It's a moment to reflect on what went wrong and why, without letting emotions cloud your judgment. Remember, every successful event producer has faced setbacks; it's how you respond that defines your resilience.

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Rambabu A

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Accept, Adjust and Appreciate is the best way to handle emotions in such a situation. Accept the reality and get busy in adjusting the controls to achieve desired results at any given point of time. Finally, look at the positive outcomes even in a worst negative scenario and appreciate even minor things, which deserve appreciation .. Triple A is the mantra.

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2 Stay Objective

Staying objective is critical when analyzing what led to the failure. Separate your emotions from the facts and evaluate the event's aspects systematically. What were the specific issues that arose? Could they have been anticipated or mitigated? By focusing on the concrete details rather than getting wrapped up in feelings of guilt or regret, you'll be better equipped to identify actionable lessons and constructive changes for future events.

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Bryan Jay Hawkins

Musician Drummer selective touring, and also session work, born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, also teaching and instructing.
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Unless you’re extremely lucky and it’s a pretty large scale of vent and you know indoor outdoor whatever you’re going to have a failure you’re going to have something go down. You might go 20 shows in a row and then you have a really bad bad night and as a musician, I’ve always had to deal with, not off stage back up plan have a contingency plan somewhat when you get a fly by to see your pants you’re not gonna know what’s gonna go down the whole left bank side of the speaker cabinets may go down that’s gonna be a wiring problem. That’s gonna require great engineer you can’t move if you’re assigned to opposed you can’t just be running everywhere. That’s why headsets are so important. although modern areas are built to open live windows.

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3 Seek Support

You don't have to face failure alone. Seeking support from colleagues, mentors, or a professional network can provide you with different perspectives on what happened. These individuals can offer valuable insights, advice, and encouragement. Sharing your experiences with others who understand the complexities of event production can also be a source of comfort and can help you regain confidence in your abilities.

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Bryan Jay Hawkins

Musician Drummer selective touring, and also session work, born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, also teaching and instructing.
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Don’t panic don’t ever let them see you panic it’s not the end of the world I sent him really bad shows been a part of really bad shows some of the best guitar person in the world that I worked with throw tantrums on stage in front of 1825 people thousand 500 people roll with it. we played the Riverbend fest in Chattanooga Tennessee time we went on right before ZZ Top 60,000 people out there first number I broke a fingernail off and the finger to this day has no feeling 18 songs of pure misery. I never let on one time I saw the fingernail go flying into the lights like a frisbee. I already told the drum tech make sure that drum kit is nailed down screwed down did he?hell no I paid the price.????

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4 Reflect Positively

Reflecting positively on the situation is a way to reframe failure as a learning opportunity. Instead of dwelling on what went wrong, focus on what you can take away from the experience. What skills have you gained? How has this situation helped you grow as a professional? By adopting a positive mindset, you'll find it easier to move past disappointment and stay motivated for your next project.

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5 Plan Ahead

Once you've processed the situation, start planning ahead with the insights you've gained. Use your newfound knowledge to develop a more robust strategy for your next event. This might involve implementing new processes, adopting different technologies, or improving communication with your team. Planning ahead with a clear mind will help you avoid repeating the same mistakes and set you up for success in the future.

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6 Embrace Growth

Embracing growth is about recognizing that failure is a part of the journey towards success in event production. Each setback is an opportunity to refine your approach and enhance your skills. Maintain a growth mindset by staying open to continuous learning and being willing to adapt. This approach will not only help you handle failure with grace but also empower you to become a more effective and resilient event producer.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Natalie B.

Mother of the PokerStars Estrellas Poker Tour | Event Prof with 6 Languages and over 15 years Experience | Specialising in iGaming, Live Poker and Web 3 | CELTA Certified | AI Enthusiast | Love making people happy
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Although I agree with all the points mentioned, one thing I think is absolutely crucial when facing some form of failure at an event is "KINDNESS TO YOURSELF" I will repeat that again "BE KIND TO YOURSELF"; at events failure is rather common, not because you haven't planned or you haven't done the work but because it's the nature of them, so many times no matter how well you plan things just don't go according to any of the plans (yes even plans B and C and D) but in order to manage the emotional rollercoaster it is super important to be kind to you. Being kind to yourself allows you then to Accept, Ask for Help, Reflect Positively etc...

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1 Accept Reality

2 Stay Objective

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5 Plan Ahead

6 Embrace Growth

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1 Accept Reality

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4 Reflect Positively

5 Plan Ahead

6 Embrace Growth

7 Here’s what else to consider

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