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You Can Have A Better Relationship With Failure

You Can Have A Better Relationship With Failure

by mathew.mediterra | Learning

Some months ago I was leading a training with coaches on the skill-mastery process where I was discussing the critical role that success and failure have in the learning process with particular emphasis on the value of examining moments of failure. During that...

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