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How Tough Times Build Perseverance with Jeff Cohen
What does it mean to be count-on-able? Jeff Cohen wrote the book on just that. It’s his way of teaching the next generation of freedom fighters how to succeed in business.
The Importance of Not Relying on Social Media With Dan Hafner
Mobile apps are all the rage nowadays. Today we’re talking to the king of mobile apps, With a wife in the medical field, Dan found himself moving about every 3 years, which made it hard to hold down a job.
Back to Business Basics
With Alvin Narsey
Retail started out as brick and mortar businesses and has recently moved heavily into e-commerce. Alvin Narsey is a retail business coach that witnessed this shift first hand.
How Camera Technology Has Changed with Emmy Wu
Video marketing and branding are great tools that every business should be using. Everyone has a story that reflects a value, a belief that potential customers can connect with.
Why Company Core Values Are So Important With Rick Girard
There’s been a hiring problem in America. Potential employees are getting more selective and employers aren’t asking the right questions.
Brent Freeman - Finding Success through Purpose
In his fifteen years as an entrepreneur, Brent has endured numerous setbacks and come to the realization that “hardships are the seedlings of joy.”
Ep 156: Embracing the Power of Mistakes with Mark Graban
Have you ever wondered how mistakes can actually fuel your journey to success?
Our guest this week is Mark Graban, podcast host and author of “The Mistakes That Make Us.”
In this episode, Mark explores the pivotal role that mistakes play in shaping our lives and careers. From admitting mistakes to creating a culture where errors are seen as opportunities for growth, he shares practical strategies for turning setbacks into stepping stones toward success.
Episode Highlights:
The Importance of Admitting Mistakes: Discover why acknowledging mistakes is the first step towards improvement and innovation.
Fostering a Culture of Growth: Learn how to cultivate an environment where mistakes are embraced as learning opportunities, driving continuous improvement and innovation.
Strategies for Open Communication: Explore techniques for encouraging open dialogue and collaboration, empowering individuals to voice their concerns and ideas without fear of judgment.
Navigating the Emotional Impact: Gain insights into the emotional toll of mistakes and strategies for creating a safe and supportive environment for addressing them.
By the end of the episode, you might just find yourself nodding along, thinking, "Yeah, mistakes ain't so bad after all!" (Or at least, not the end of the world.)
Anybody in a position of leadership needs to listen to his episode. Join us and learn how embracing mistakes can rocket you toward bigger wins and deeper satisfaction.
Favorite Quote:
“We all make mistakes. Every organization makes mistakes. What's optional is learning from them.”
Connect with Mark:
https://www.markgraban.com/
https://www.facebook.com/mark.graban
https://www.instagram.com/mgraban/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mgraban/
https://twitter.com/MarkGraban
https://www.youtube.com/user/mgraban
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