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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2020 · 22 MIN

Reframing Failure

from Human Again · host Tyler Keck

There is a lot of focus on success in our culture, but we don't like talking about failure as much. We tend to look very negatively at failure and see it as nothing but a loss or reason to be ashamed.  I think there's a better approach though.  I hope this episode helps you develop a healthier relationship with failure and success that allows for more gratitude, contentment, and courage.

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There is a lot of focus on success in our culture, but we don't like talking about failure as much. We tend to look very negatively at failure and see it as nothing but a loss or reason to be ashamed.  I think there's a better approach though.  I hope this episode helps you develop a healthier relationship with failure and success that allows for more gratitude, contentment, and courage.

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