New Experience: Success or Failure

Success and failure are eye-opening teachers. If you fail, it’s a learning opportunity. If you → succeed, it’s a learning opportunity. What may seem to be a failure can lead to new opportunities. Changing your attitude is the key to finding success in seeming failure. Treat failures as valuable feedback that makes you wiser and stronger, and also brings about exciting opportunities. Ban the word ‘failure’, use the word ‘feedback’ instead. Get rid of all negative emotions – and lean. Learning SWOT questions will help you discover new opportunities in every new situation, regardless of whether your previous step was successful or not.

→ The Wheel of Personal Success

→ 7 Paradoxical Rules of True Success

Old Situation: Status Quo

Challenge the status quo even if the things work well. Yes, they may work well, but not well enough. You want and can achieve much more. Look at the habitual happenings with childlike curiosity about how things work and how they can work smarter, instead of assuming that everything is just fine. Challenge assumptions, ask ‘ Why? What If?’ questions and develop ‘What If’ scenarios.

New Situation: Change or Problem

You can live much happier, healthier, and more successful life if you can learn to discover opportunities in change and → problems. All problems are merely challenging opportunities that you can turn to your advantage. In every change or problem, look for a gift for you – a hidden door to a wonder world. You are smart enough to open this door, and → entrepreneurial enough to → venture into a new area.  >>>

→ Smart & Fast Decision Maker

→ Can-Do Attitude