Five Fails a Day with Caroline A. Wanga

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Caroline Wanga

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01 - Introduction

01 - Why failing makes me successful.mp4

00:50

02 - 1. Rethinking Failure

01 - Why people fear failure.mp4

04:50

02 - Renegotiating your potential.mp4

05:37

03 - How to engage with failure.mp4

03:34

04 - Turn failure into your competitive advantage.mp4

01:56

03 - 2. Unpacking Failure

01 - Carolines five fails a day.mp4

02:54

02 - The power of good and bad days.mp4

05:13

03 - Moving through a six fail day.mp4

05:40

04 - 3. Failing to Win

01 - Being a failure recoverist.mp4

03:33

02 - Controlling rumination and learning to bounce back.mp4

05:15

03 - Having true self-compassion in these moments.mp4

05:47

04 - Helps others win.mp4

04:58

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The very word failure is loaded with negative connotations, but failure—whether a subjective judgment or a true missed mark—is often a key stepping stone to bigger achievements. How can you intentionally develop the appropriate mindset, actions, and responses that will allow you to utilize failure to your advantage? In this course, cultural architect Caroline A. Wanga shows you how. Discover Caroline’s practice of “Five Fails a Day.” Explore why people fear failure and learn to renegotiate your potential, engage with failure, and turn failure into your competitive advantage. Unpack failure by tracking your failures and understanding all the inputs that impact how failure is defined. Learn to be a failure “recoverist” who can bounce back from failure and have self-compassion in the moment. Plus, find out how to evaluate failures and watch yourself win.

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