Bounce from failure

Who doesn't love the film Rocky or hearing about how J.K.
Rowling lived near destitute while her Harry Potter manuscript got
rejected by scores of publishers right before hitting it richer than
the Queen of England?

A lot of our view of failure in popular American culture is romanticized.  The fact is, while you are failing, it feels really awful
and does not become the enlightened lesson that you share until you
have ten years perspective between you and the excruciating experience.

Author and speaker Barry Moltz addresses this topic in his most recent book called Bounce:  Failure, Resiliency, and Confidence to Achieve Your Next Great Success.

He shares a lot of great insight into things like:

How to view failure not as a deep lesson from above, but as an integral part of starting a businessHow to not stay stuck in emotional wallowing right after blowing it bigHow to make sure you are connected with why you are trying new things that sometimes lead to failureHow to bounce quickly from failures so that you maintain a positive forward momentum and are able to accomplish your goals

In the podcast, I referenced the tremendous new e-book by my friend Jonathan Fields called The Firefly Manifesto. 
This gives some great insight and tools for those folks who may have
just been laid off, or who are working in unstable industries (which
would be just about everyone these days!).