When starting something new, we like to go slow, be deliberate, do our research, double check, and take small steps to avoid any major mistakes, right? The problem is, when we move so cautiously and slowly, focusing on avoiding failure, the market often moves on before we get there (and so does our motivation.) In this interactive workshop, the trainers want to change your relationship with failure, to see it as a friend that can provide feedback, direction, and speed. By practicing resiliency in small challenges and reframing our self-talk about setbacks, we can be freed up to seize opportunities, solicit feedback, pivot effectively try again, and have a little more fun in the process.
