Uncertainty, rejection and missteps are part of startup life. We’ll show how positive thinking and learning from mistakes can turn pressure into a springboard for the next step.
When a plan falls apart, customers don’t respond or a decision fails to deliver, it’s easy to feel frustrated and doubt your abilities. Positive thinking doesn’t mean pretending there’s no problem. It means acknowledging what went wrong, separating the mistake from your sense of self-worth, and looking for lessons that can help you choose a sensible next step.
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