Failure precedes success do you agree?

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Question ajoutée par Bhaavana Anandakumar
Date de publication: 2016/09/04

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par Duncan Robertson , Strategy Consultant , Duncan Robertson Consultancy

No. You do not need a previous 'failure' in order to have a success: having a failure does not imply that the next excercise will be a success.

Unless you have understood correctly why the failure occurred, the next attempt is likely to be a failure as well.

It's usually unhelpful to label things as 'failures'. It's usually better to consider them as experiences from which you can learn.

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