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Anthony Robbins in the book Unlimited Power, said that most people in our culture be programmed to be afraid to fail. Actually, we all want something but never get another. We all have failed the test, suffering in love that makes the frustration is not successful, menyususn business plan, which then failed. The results of the word "that people used successfully, they do not see failure. They do not believe in failure. That did not count them. People always get a successful outcome. Success super-success of our culture is not who does not fail, but people who know that they try something and do not get what they want, they get a learning experience. They use what they have learned and try something different course. They take new actions and produce new results.
Abraham Lincoln is not the most experienced failure of at least 11 before becoming president. Asa Candler buyer the right packaging of Coca-Cola had failed to market the drink in the soda factory in 1899. Steve Jobs did not license the Macintosh operating system to other parties into the operating system fails to control the world, which is now held by Microsoft, Steve Jobs even had its own didepak from Apple. Akio Morita of Sony had also failed because they did not like the Betamax video melesensikan better than VHS made Matshushita. Now the video is VHS, because Matshushita would license the technology to other parties. Warren Bennis from Xerox had failed because they decided not to sell the PC, Xerox has the technology better than the other. Henry Ford failed in producing and marketing the ships and aircraft compared with producing and marketing the car. Soichiro Honda that is known about other people's success is only 1% of the failing 99% of people who are not known. One of the assets useful today than yesterday is a day of experience. People who fear will fail to behave is not something that may not be effective. This prevents them from taking action that can actually ensure the achievement of their desire. People who believe in the almost guaranteed failure is unavoidable presence. Failure is something that does not matter dipersepsikan by the people who achieve greatness. They are not intended by the failure. They do not invest emotionally-negative emotions to something that is not effective. But surely there is no failure, but the results are not in accordance with what we want.
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Abraham Lincoln is not the most experienced failure of at least 11 before becoming president. Asa Candler buyer the right packaging of Coca-Cola had failed to market the drink in the soda factory in 1899. Steve Jobs did not license the Macintosh operating system to other parties into the operating system fails to control the world, which is now held by Microsoft, Steve Jobs even had its own didepak from Apple. Akio Morita of Sony had also failed because they did not like the Betamax video melesensikan better than VHS made Matshushita. Now the video is VHS, because Matshushita would license the technology to other parties. Warren Bennis from Xerox had failed because they decided not to sell the PC, Xerox has the technology better than the other. Henry Ford failed in producing and marketing the ships and aircraft compared with producing and marketing the car. Soichiro Honda that is known about other people's success is only 1% of the failing 99% of people who are not known. One of the assets useful today than yesterday is a day of experience. People who fear will fail to behave is not something that may not be effective. This prevents them from taking action that can actually ensure the achievement of their desire. People who believe in the almost guaranteed failure is unavoidable presence. Failure is something that does not matter dipersepsikan by the people who achieve greatness. They are not intended by the failure. They do not invest emotionally-negative emotions to something that is not effective. But surely there is no failure, but the results are not in accordance with what we want.
http://msuyanto.com
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