Failing Forward

John C. Maxwell

Failing Forward

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In Failing Forward, John Maxwell explores the relationship between success and failure, analysing the many common misconceptions surrounding failure, and explaining why it is such an important factor in our growth and improvement as people. The author provides a new perspective on failure, and helps us realise that it is a necessary and unavoidable obstacle, which creates new opportunities and guides us on our path to success. We might say that our success actually depends on the number of times we have failed and got back up again.

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Analysis and key concepts

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The differences between ‘average people’ and ‘achieving people’

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Making mistakes does not mean that we are a failure

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Accepting that failure leads to growth is the first step towards achieving success

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There is a silver lining to every negative experience

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People tend to fail because of a lack of skill or awareness

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If we want to make a change and achieve success, we have to accept failure and look to the future

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Take-home message

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Many useful tips to:

  • Discover that failure allows us to grow and evolve, and ultimately leads to success.
  • Realise that failure can bring about positive changes in your life.
  • Learn about the kind of attitude that you need to develop and cultivate, in order to learn from your mistakes.

John C. Maxwell (1947) is considered America's foremost expert on leadership and is the author of several New York Times bestsellers. He founded INJOY, an organisation specialising in training and strengthening personal, professional, and leadership skills. As a coach and speaker, he holds workshops and conferences for large companies, multinationals, managers, and executives around the world. 

Publishing house:

HarperCollins

Year:

2007

Pages:

224

ISBN:

978-0785288572