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Failing Forward Turning Mistakes Into Stepping Stones for Success

John C. Maxwell

Failing Forward The major difference between achieving people and average people is their perception of and response to failure. John C. Maxwell takes a closer look at failure-and reveals that the secret of moving beyond failure is to use it as a lesson and a stepping-stone. He covers the top reaso...

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The Jordan Harbinger Show

Hal referenced a concept from this book, 'Act Your Way Into Feeling,' which suggests that taking action can generate motivation, rather than waiting for motivation to act.

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John Maxwell taught that in his book, Failing Forward. It's called Act Your Way Into Feeling. And he said, most of us are sitting on the couch going, I wish I had more energy. I wish I had more motiva...

— Episode: 187: Hal Elrod | Fulfill Your Goals with...

Episode: 187: Hal Elrod | Fulfill Your Goals with The Mirac...

Hal referenced a concept from this book, 'Act Your Way Into Feeling,' which suggests that taking action can generate motivation, rather than waiting for motivation to act.

"

John Maxwell taught that in his book, Failing Forward. It's called Act Your Way Into Feeling. And he said, most of us are sitting on the couch going, I wish I had more energy. I wish I had more motivation.

Episode: 187: Hal Elrod | Fulfill Your Goals with The Mirac...

It was mentioned in relation to the concept of 'Act Your Way Into Feeling', where action precedes motivation. It was said that the best way to get motivated is to start moving, and the motivation will follow.

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John Maxwell taught that in his book, Failing Forward. It's called Act Your Way Into Feeling.

Episode: 187: Hal Elrod | Fulfill Your Goals with The Mirac...

It was referenced when discussing a strategy of acting your way into feeling, rather than waiting for motivation to act.

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John Maxwell taught that in his book, Failing Forward. It's called Act Your Way Into Feeling.

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