Questioning YOUR Perspective Aaron Matthews

Have you failed at something only to have it set you back completely?

How can you change your perspective from the limiting belief of failure to one of growth and confidence?

1. Does it matter that you failed?

2. Imagine it wasn't you but your best friend, what would you tell them?

3. What can you do differently next time?  Make a plan.

4. Imagine it happening and this time follow your plan and imagine the outcome you want.  

Failure again?  Repeat Steps 1-4.

Don't ever give up as that is the true source of failure. Your perspective should be "I never fail I either succeed or I learn so that I don't repeat the same failure next time." If you fail again then you haven't failed you have just been shown a new perspective on how you can be successful next time.


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What are your fears?  Where do they stem from?  What would your life be like if you didn't have them?


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To understand yourself and find your motivation it's important to ask what motivates you but that can be a vague question, today I'll give you a few questions to help you think more deeply about your perspective on yourself.


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What kind of questions help you identify your blind spots in leadership and life?  Here are a couple I have found helpful.


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