Be Confident with Failure
In any type of change initiative there will be failures, let downs and unexpected outcomes. Great success and change has come on the heels of major failure. Be open to failure from the beginning makes it easier to accept and move on.
–David Finch
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Becky, Thanks for using my quote as well as the “link love.”
david
Thank you, David! Love your perspective on this.