Shanker Adawal’s Post

We’re half way through 2024. Time to reflect on our progress so far. Have you hit your goals? What challenges did you face? What have you learned? Let’s review Q2, set clear goals for Q3, and commit to taking daily action moving forward.

"Success is a result of Good judgment. Good judgment is a result of experience. Experience is a result of Bad judgment...#TonyRobbins #StevenBartlett #WinstonChurchill #FailFast #FailForward #Include #Transcend #Fortitude #Resilience #Agility #Adaptability #Sustainability #KnowBetterDoBetter #ActFromAwareness #MindfulnessNotPerfection #BalanceNotPerfection #ProgressNotPerfection🌟🌐🌟

“SUCCESS Is Stumbling From FAILURE To FAILURE With NO LOSS OF ENTHUSIASM” - Winston Churchill "You learn nothing from success, but YOU LEARN EVERYTHING FROM THE FAILURES." - Ed Sheeran “Ed Sheeran’s thoughts on SUCCESS & FAILURE” YouTube https://lnkd.in/exsCbTPp “FAILURE is FEEDBACK FEEDBACK is KNOWLEDGE and KNOWLEDGE is POWER.” - Steven Bartlett - “Taking no risks will be your biggest risk. - You have to risk failure to succeed. - You have to risk criticism for the applause. - You have to risk the ordinary to achieve the extraordinary.” - “And as Ed Sheeran rightly said: "You learn nothing from success, but you learn everything from the failures."” https://lnkd.in/eTeZnyqx Source - original post Read all my posts #MariusPreston

This is huge!!! Someone should’ve shown me this a few years ago. There was a set of people who would always raise their hands to answer questions in class all throughout school but always answer wrong. They would always give the reasons to how they got that answer. More often than not they were wrong and was subject to ridicule but they would always join in and laugh at themselves and still attempt to answer the next question. Those were the ones that stood on the entire school with their final exam scores. I didn’t think much of it, I thought it was unfair and that they were just lucky or had excellent after school tutors. But failure is the best teacher and it all depends on how much you’re willing to take to get to the top. You could take it as others laughing at you, or you could join in the fray and laugh at how easy it was to get a personal correction on your personal mistake. I realise now that they were the only ones to have their direct mistakes accurately corrected, and their line of thinking directly adjusted. The rest of us were just given the answer without our own way of getting it. #Learningfromfailure #Resilience #Growthmidset #Education #Success #Personaldevelopment #Nevergiveup

Every Sunday, I conduct a weekly review: 1. Reflect on the past week: - What were my wins? - What challenges did I face? - What lessons did I learn? 2. Plan for the future: - Identify the 3 Most Important Things (MITs) and schedule them. When will I do them?

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Today's daily commands are on thinking outside of the box for new results

Act before you're ready. Two possible outcomes.. You’ll rise to the occasion or identify areas for refining. It's a win-win for growth. Not to mention action is great for building confidence.

 The faster we fail, the faster we analyze the reasons behind it, and incorporate those lessons, and the sooner we unlock our full potential , thus propelling ourselves forward on the path to mastery.

Every thing takes time. Be it healing, developing a habit, settling in at a new job, etcetera. It’s the overwhelming nature of such processes. What makes it easier? Taking one step at a time and gradually entering in. When you break down the entire process into smaller tasks and start from there. It gets a lot easier. Smaller wins give you confidence like no other to move ahead. That’s my biggest lesson in recent times.