08 September 2007
Last Updated on 14 September 2007
Dr. John C. Maxwell
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Failure is either your friend or your enemy - and you choose which it is.
If you play a dirge every time you fail, then failure will remain your enemy. But if you determine to learn from your failures, you actually benefit from them - and that makes failure your friend.
William Bolitho said, "The most important thing in life is not to capitalize on our gains. Any fool can do that.
The really important thing is to profit from your losses.
That requires intelligence; and makes the difference between a man of sense and a fool."
Anyone can make failure their friend by maintaining a teachable attitude and using a strategy for learning from their mistakes. To turn your losses into profits, ask the following questions every time you face adversity:
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