Thoughts

Have you ever wondered how McDonald’s became one of the world’s most well-known fast-food chains? Or, to put it another way, how did Disney get so big?

They didn’t just wake up one day and start building an empire.
They had made preparations. They gave it their all. They were unable to succeed. They were in tears. They were on the verge of giving up.
Then they shift their perspective, alter their strategy, and try again… and they were successful.
There is no such thing as a successful firm that has never had a failure. But do you know how they got back on their feet after hitting rock bottom?
They alter their perspectives. They alter which aspects of the situation they need to emphasise.
They stopped using the big words like launching, building, and creating. They shrink back to learning and researching first.
They research and learn because in learning, that will lead you to the next thing you need to learn.
They didn’t know how to construct an empire. They’ve mastered the art of getting things going.
After they mastered it, they master the art of continuing to keep going.

Don’t get caught up in the final aim of launching a company!

Instead, focus on the steps how to get there.
And they ask for support. They knew they needed a support system of individuals they could rely on, someone they could turn to when they were feeling lost and hopeless. This, I believe, is critical in a business.
They also take some space couple of times as they need to step away to gain perspective.

In business, failure will be your best friend. Why?
Because failing is painful. And, as we all know, the finest teacher is pain.
Pain has a function in business: it teaches you what not to do.
So rewire your brain to embrace failure.
Because failure is your breakthrough in business.