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Welcome failure as feedback
When inventing the light bulb, Thomas Edison failed thousands of times before eventually succeeding. When asked how it felt to fail so often, Edison replied that he had not failed at all—he had just discovered thousands of ways how not to make a light bulb. We should all attempt to cultivate such a healthy attitude to failure, because it’s from our failures that we learn the most. When we fail, we should analyze our mistake, figure out where we went wrong, and then try to discover a better method next time. Failure is the best (and toughest) feedback there is!
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Posted on 10/10/2010
Is that criticism necessary?
Having dinner last night in a restaurant, on my way to the ladies room, I heard the manager criticize one of the waiters (obviously oblivious to me being behind them). The criticism was anything but beneficial, and, in fact, was just de-motivating, and only served to make the waiter angry.
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Posted on 05/05/2010