It might be painful, but examining your mistakes allows you to self-diagnose and re-calibrate focus.
Most entrepreneurs and leaders have little trouble planning ahead. After all, they are likely in business because they already have a compelling vision for their future. And past achievements certainly play a role in the confidence to lead.
Even so, one area even the brightest leaders may fail to consider is where they’ve missed the mark. We too often plan for the future or relish in our achievements rather than examine our missed opportunities.
Here are six reasons why you must evaluate your failures.
1. You can’t afford to repeat your mistakes
2. Your failures are some of your best opportunities to grow
3. Your failures are some of your best opportunities to help others grow
4. Past mistakes help teach your team the appropriate way to respond to adversity and challenge
5. Learning from failures is what separates the great ones from the rest of the pack
6. You must re-calibrate your focus
Going through the exercise of examining your fails will be a difficult and humbling process. However temporarily unpleasant it may be, it is vital for long-term growth.
Raj Isaac Abraham
Entrepreneur
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