Failing with Flair Angi San Souci

In order to overcome the fear of failure, you must develop courage.  This week Luis Rozo shares with Angi San Souci how he developed the courage to get up and try again when venturing from his home in Columbia to the United States.  Even when the situation looked its bleakest - having sold all his possessions and needing to find a way to take care of himself - Luis found a way.  You'll hear the enduring story of getting up and trying again, even when Luis felt like he was out of the game.  Perseverance is the key.

Want to get connect with Luis?  You can email him at coaching@luisrozo.com.

It has been said that what you think about, you bring about.  When you focus on the failure, you have more failures.  When you focus on gratitude, you get more to be grateful for.  This week Mike Kok shares his story with Angi San Souci about his journey of focusing on all the wrong things, and how a change in focus changed his life.  Mike Kok discusses how a lack of gratitude becomes a blessing blocker.

To learn more about Mike Kok and his mission "Be Thankful 4 Something" follow him on Instagram at @bethankful4something or go to their website at www.bt4s.us.

Does life "get in the way" and keep you from going after your dreams?  This week Angi San Souci discusses with Sarita Crawrod will how to handle the failure of not starting, or starting and stopping, due to life.  You'll learn the most important question she asks herself when faced with failure, and how she uses it to overcome challenges on a daily basis. To learn more about Sarita and "Expand with Joy" you can connect by emailing expandwithjoy@gmail.com.

"The only way to fail is to quit." -Dalai Lama XIV

There is A LOT of truth to this statement.  AND it can be misused.  The question is - what exactly are you quitting?  Are you quitting, or are you growing into a new stage of your development and leaving behind something that no longer suits you?

This is part two of my career journey with failure - where I stepped out into entrepreneurial life, and it didn't exactly go as I thought it would.

"The only way to fail is to quit." -Dalai Lama XIV

There is A LOT of truth to this statement.  AND it can be misused.  The question is - what exactly are you quitting?  Are you quitting, or are you growing into a new stage of your development and leaving behind something that no longer suits you?

The only way to really fail is to quit.  But what are you ACTUALLY quitting?  I'll explore this idea by talking about my failed marriage and my divorce.