Learning from Failure

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Todd Dewett

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01 - Introduction

01 - Grow from failure.mp4

00:58

02 - 1. Understanding Failure

01 - The psychology of failure.mp4

03:11

02 - Failure is part of learning.mp4

02:57

03 - Good failure vs. bad failure.mp4

03:59

03 - 2. Learning from Failure

01 - Owning your mistakes.mp4

02:48

02 - What causes failure.mp4

02:52

03 - Develop a learning mentality.mp4

02:14

04 - 3. Failure As a Tool

01 - Use failure to build relationships.mp4

02:35

02 - Develop yourself through failures.mp4

03:21

05 - Conclusion

01 - Self-improvement challenge.mp4

01:07

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Failure and fault are not necessarily the same thing, yet many of us are raised to believe that if we fail, we have done something wrong. In fact, failure is a normal and necessary part of life. In this course, coach Todd Dewett explains the psychology of failure, the difference between good failure (thoughtful experimentation) and bad failure (reckless negligence), and why all failure is an opportunity to learn. Dr. Dewett offers a series of techniques for learning from failure and how we might use it as a tool for building trust, authenticity, compassion, humility and courage, and perspective.

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Todd Dewett

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Dr. Todd Dewett is a best-selling leadership author, educator, and speaker. After beginning his career with Andersen Consulting and Ernst & Young, he completed his PhD in Organizational Behavior at Texas A&M University and enjoyed a career as an award-winning professor. Today he a widely recognized expert on authenticity, leadership, relationships, and success. He speaks, writes, and has created an educational library of courses enjoyed by millions of professionals in nearly every country in the world. Visit his home online at www.drdewett.com. All sites: https://linktr.ee/drdewett.

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