Failure.
Why do leaders so regularly fear the idea of failing?
What does it really mean to fail, and is that the same as making mistakes?
What is it about missing the mark that strikes fear and trepidation in the hearts of so many?
This is a concept I’m going to be exploring regularly with friends and colleagues around the industry.
To kick this exploration off, I invited my good friend T. Clay Buck to join me for the first of many conversations on what it means to fail, why we fear it so much, and how we as leaders can help our people overcome the fear of failing so that we can learn and grow faster.
True to form, Clay’s analysis of the issue is insightful, witty, and hopeful for the future.
You won’t want to miss this!
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