274 How To Define Mistakes In A Helpful Manner with Matthew Turner

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English - August 31, 2017 07:00 - 39 minutes - 32.2 MB - ★★★★ - 1 rating
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So many people try their very best to not make a mistake that they never ending up trying. They do so to keep their perfect record of not making a mistake, It might seem crazy to think this. You might be wondering who does that?

Let me hasten to say that I have met people who in their own words have said they would rather not try just in case they fail. They don't want to fail.

Are you one of those people? Do you know people like that?.

What if you thought differently about making mistakes? What if you were to look at mistakes differently?.

In this episode that's exactly what our guest Matthew Turner did for us. He shared on how to define mistakes in a way that is more helpful than hurtful.