The Saturday Solopreneur’s Post

Small improvement

Mistakes, like dying, is something we all do but don't look forward to doing. Like dying, it makes us human so making mistakes cannot be the true problem. As a #solutionary, we learn that the real problem that comes from making a mistake is we really don't learn from them fast enough because we don't really want to change the thing that made us make it in the first place. We rather try to live the lie, than face the truth. We don't let go fast enough! Be a #truthseeker and learn to let go.

Hard work is not the answer 🚫 Even donkeys work hard. 🫏 Doing the hard work in the right direction is what gives real answers. ✅ Are you automating your repeated tasks? 🤔👨💻 Are you bringing down the failure rate? 🤔🔻 Are you even aware of your failure points? 🤔 ✍️ Sometimes, success is all about asking the right questions. And failing at newer and better things. What's your thoughts 💭?

Don’t let fear stop you! Every failure is a lesson learned. Every success is a reward earned. You can do it. Even if it feels like a leap of faith, consider the downside and the upside of your aspiration. #overcomefear #roadtosuccess #dailyblog

Failure. This year i have failed at almost everything i've tried to do, and i didn't know how to deal with it for the longest time because i was used to getting everything i wanted. As a society, we've looked down on failure for so long and stigmatized it, and that is the real tragedy. Everyone fails in life, and in my opinion everyone has to fail in order to learn and to grow. I've learnt more every time i've fallen down than when i was flying high, and i'm so grateful i'm going through these experiences because they shape your character. We're never taught how to deal with failure, be it at school, university or in life, and it's something that every individual will go through at some point in their lives. On LinkedIn, we see everyone doing great things and can feel like oh what am i doing with my life. It's very easy for us to start feeling like failures, and that is where it is important to remind ourselves that if you don't fall, you don't learn. As much as i don't like the fact that i've failed a lot this year, i'm honestly grateful to these experiences and everyone should be. We've let society define failure as something that's bad and undesirable, but the time has come to change that. We need to have more conversations regarding failure, and accept that they're part and parcel of life. To everyone out there, life isn't a one-way graph. Keep at it, keep trying and keep going after what you want. In the great words of Rocky Balboa, "It ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward".

I borrowed this from a friend but it resonates!! You see, I use to worry about what others thought about me. Then I learned that no one really cares and that I am the only one hiding me back. I am free from that thought and I only compete with the me from yesterday. It’s much more effective and now I’m growing and succeeding. What are you struggling with today? #bethechange #selfdevelopment #growthmindset

Instead of wishing that the circumstances were easier, wish that you were better equipped to handle those circumstances. But don't stop there. One of the biggest pitfalls is dwelling on mistakes alone, which doesn't lead to a call to action. After assessing what happened, take a different approach that will bring you closer to your vision. It's okay to get back up. Instead of dwelling on our mistakes, ask why they happened and what could have been done differently. Ask how things should have been done. Ask the right questions. Recognizing those mistakes is important. However, trying again and getting back up is what makes a difference.

Thought to share to whom it may concern: Appreciate your mistakes as a stepping stone to success and learn the invaluable lessons. Know that at the heart of your mistakes are your improvements, which are often priceless. #EmbraceTheProcess

Why some people finish when others quit 1. They build fortitude to battle temperamental deficiencies.  2. They choose to pursue goals that make sense according to who they are.  3. They get scrappy. When things get difficult they fight hard to win minor goals on the way to larger ones. 4. They accept suffering as a necessary part of attaining the goal. 5. They choose goals that are “bigger” than themselves so they persist on behalf of those who depend on them.