Lessons In Life And Leadership

LLL051 Finished Doesn't Equal Failure   When relationships, jobs, or careers end, many people often feel depressed. The first thought that typically comes to mind is that they have failed and that this failure is the reason a situation or circumstance has come to an end. But, just because something is finished doesn't mean that it was a failure.   On today's episode, I'm sharing why finished doesn't always equal failure. I'll explain how some things are simply just finished and why you shouldn't immediately consider every finished circumstance or situation as a personal failure. I'll explain the difference between a failure and a situational end. I'll also discuss the importance of being open to the natural ebb and flow of the circumstances in your life and why you should consider your failures as opportunities to grow and learn from your mistakes.     "A measurable percentage of the endings that you've had in your life were not failures. They were just endings." - Mike Staver