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Episode #5: How To Fail Forward – Being Successful At Failing Part 1 of 2

In today’s episode, you’ll learn:

  • Why most of us avoid failure
  • How to change your thoughts and feelings about failure
  • How to fail more effectively so that you can enjoy more success in your training, handling, and competitive endeavors
  • How you can feel confident even when you’re attempting something you’ve never attempted before
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