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On Average How Many Times Must You Fail ? Before You Succeed ?? ? This is the question I was just asking myself. I love Arianna Huffington’s quote: “failure is not the opposite of success, it’s part of success.” It’s a nice thought. But even if you believe that to be true in theory, failure can still be hard to stomach in everyday life. So if you have been in the position to pitch an idea that didn’t get picked up (which happened to me last week) or try something new that didn’t quite go as you envisioned, these statistics might convince you to try again. ???? On average, it takes about 100-200 applications to get a job offer.? ?? J.K. Rowling's book "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" was rejected by 12 publishers before being accepted. ?? James Dyson created 5,126 versions of his vacuum cleaner before developing the successful model. ?? Walt Disney was fired from his job as a newspaper artist because he “lacked imagination and had no good ideas.” ?? Colonel Harland Sanders (founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken) was rejected 1,009 times before finding a restaurant that would accept his fried chicken recipe. ?? Henry Ford had early businesses failures and filed for bankruptcy twice before he successfully founded the Ford Motor Company. ??? Vincent van Gogh was not considered a success during his lifetime and only sold one painting before he died. Although the number of times you fail before you succeed can vary widely, the key takeaway is that persistence and resilience are crucial. Failure doesn’t feel good at the time but it can be essential to helping you achieve something even better. ??

You will fail. (And that's okay!) Why? 1.Big dreams require big risks 2.Growth happens outside your comfort zone 3.Failures teach valuable lessons The truth about failure: 1.It's valuable 2.It's inevitable 3.It shows ambition I've failed in business, relationships, and projects. And I'm grateful for it. How to fail forward: 1.Embrace it: See failure as feedback 2.Learn: Understand what went wrong 3.Adapt: Improve your approach 4.Keep going: Don't let failure stop you Remember: Every success has failures behind it. Fail fast, learn faster. P.S. Business owner? Dream clients on your mind? DM me. Let's talk strategy. - - - - Repost to help others out there! ?? Follow Umme Habiba and Hit the ?? for More #RKX #RKXAdvertising #TakeCharge #ActionOverExcuses #BelieveInYourself #OwnYourFuture #SuccessMindset

5 things that happen when you stop worrying about failing: For years, I obsessed over getting everything?right. Every post. Every pitch. Every project. I thought success came from avoiding mistakes. But when I finally stopped worrying about failing? Everything changed. Here’s what happened: 1)?I started taking action. Perfectionism kept me stuck. Once I stopped overthinking, I moved faster—and saw results. 2)?Opportunities found me. I put myself out there more. More conversations. More visibility. More clients. 3)?My confidence skyrocketed. Instead of fearing rejection, I embraced it. Every “no” got me closer to a “yes.” 4)?I actually enjoyed my work. Fear sucked the fun out of business. When I let go, creativity and energy came flooding back. 5)?Success became inevitable. Turns out, progress—not perfection—is what leads to real growth. The only way to truly fail? Is to do nothing at all.

I've read many books, but this one keeps my mind in the right place. (And it's not Rich Dad, Poor Dad) → Winning by Tim Grover This book constantly reminds me: Success is not about being liked. It’s about being relentless, being willing to sacrifice, and doing what others won’t do. Grover doesn't sugarcoat it. He talks about winning in a way that makes you realize just how much work is required. Here’s what I took away from it: ??. ?????????????? ???? ?????? ?????????? ????????????—????’?? ?????????? ????????????. Anyone can have the skills, but only the ones who are truly hungry, truly obsessed with winning, are the ones who succeed. ??. ?????? ???????? ???? ?????????????? ?????????? ??????????????????????????. People won’t always get you, and that’s okay. When you’re constantly pushing boundaries, you’re going to make waves, and that’s part of the process. ??. ???? ?????? ?????????? ?????????? ???????? ??????????????. If you want to win, you find a way. Period. No one cares about your challenges. What matters is your ability to keep moving forward, no matter the obstacles. This book shifted my perspective immensely. You're only ready to start winning when: - You stop making excuses - You embrace the grand - You do the hard work What’s one book that’s had a similar impact on your mindset and helped you push through challenges? I’d love to hear your recommendations - let’s share in the comments!

Are you asking yourself, “What’s the best that can happen?” Lately- actually pretty much all the time- you go into meetings and you have a conversation (in business, your wife, your kids)…you think of all possibilities, the downside, the worst-case scenario. I’m a victim of that thinking, for sure. At least I had been because I have decided to change my ways. Every conversation I step into I say, “What’s the most I can get out of this conversation. What is the best-case scenario? What is the best result that I can hope for from everything I do?” I love hoops and when I go out on the court, I think only about winning, about getting the shot to fall in the hoop. I’m going out there and worrying only about what the best outcome is. Are you thinking, “What’s the best possible outcome?” You can’t completely ignore all the possibilities, both positive and negative, but I’m saying that looking at the positive is a good starting point. You have an average of 60,000 thoughts a day, so it may seem easy to sink into a negative way of thinking. But, you let that happen. Here’s an example: when I write this blog and I’m hoping that a lot of people read it, the best possible outcome is somebody may change the way they approach something today. Then, the even better outcome is having that person then pass along the blog to someone else. It’s like my friend Harvey Mackay says, “Optimism is the first step to success.

This has been one of my favorites for the last 9 years - "The Magic of Thinking Big" - was recommended by Ravindrababu Ravula (the GATE CSE legendary teacher and mentor) when I was preparing for GATE myself back in 2015. In order to succeed, you first need the power of belief, and it comes from these 3 simple things. 1. Think success, don't think failure. When you face a difficult situation, think "I'll win", not "I'll probably lose". When opportunity appears, think "I can do it", never "I can't". Thinking success conditions your mind to create plans that produce success. Thinking failures does the exact opposite. 2. Believe BIG. The size of your success is determined by the size of your belief. Think of little goals and expect little achievements. Think big goals and win big success. 3. Remind yourself regularly that you are better than you think you are. Successful people are not supermen. Success does not require a superintellect. Nor is there anything mystical about success. Successful people are just ordinary folks who have developed belief in themselves and what they do. Never - yes, never sell yourself short. It's never too late to do any of these 3 things in life. #mindset #growth #success

Would you believe that it’s all about your mindset? The person who sees success is the person who takes every experience (positive or negative) and uses it to their advantage. “Growth?requires the ability to deal effectively with criticism, however pointed. Success requires the ability to deal effectively with failure, however crushing.” #motiviationmonday #yougotthis #successisinyourfuture

?You got to lose to know how to win? The powerful mindset shift: success will come but after X failures. Every success is an outcome of ?unsuccessful? attempts. It's like learning a new skill in sports: → You won't master a pull-up without many training sessions. → You won't confidently kick a punching bag without enduring a few painful kicks. → You won't consistently score goals in football without countless missed shots. The same principle applies to the business world. In my entrepreneurial journey, I faced challenges and setbacks just like everyone else. I spent 3 years on a startup that didn't succeed. What would I have if I'd stop then? Big regrets. And none of the 2 successful businesses I have now. How? ?? Grow 'muscles' after each small success. If you want to lift 100 kg in sports, you will need to start with less. Even if your technique and approach are flawless. You just need to keep going and growing your strength. It's the same in business. Does your team work a little better but still doesn't deliver the desired results?? Celebrate each small victories and keep going! ?? Grow insights from each failure Successful decisions are often the outcome of unsuccessful ones. So, learn from your missteps. Or from the experiences of others. You don't need to make and analyze all mistakes only by yourself. You can read books, articles or talk to people and ask for their insights. (That's also where my EMBA comes into play : ) With this mindset, you accept the failures, so you don't hesitate. So, you can start acting and learn by doing, which is often the most effective path to mastery. ?? Failures are inevitable. But you can control how you treat them. And if you are still motivated and analyzing all letdowns, you will succeed extremely more likely. Repost this ?? (I'd really appreciate that) And I'll like your like too!

Fear is a Liar: Embrace Failure and Keep Moving Forward ?? One of the biggest barriers to success in sales and business? Fear. Fear of rejection, fear of failure, fear of taking risks. But here’s the truth: failure isn’t fatal. In fact, it’s one of the most powerful tools for growth. ? Rejection teaches you resilience. Each “no” brings you closer to a “yes,” if you learn from it. ? Failure gives you insight. It shows you what isn’t working so you can pivot, adapt, and improve. ? Fear holds you back. But when you embrace it, you unlock the courage to take the risks that lead to greatness. Success isn’t about never failing, it’s about failing forward. Don’t be afraid to mess up, because every setback is a setup for something greater. Ask yourself: What’s one thing you're holding back on because of fear? Now go after it. ?? #FearlessMindset #EmbraceFailure #FailForward #SuccessMindset #GrowthMindset #BusinessLeadership #SalesTips #LunaSales