Learning from Failure: January 2008 Archives

Failure Stinks!

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Barry Moltz's long awaited second book, titled Bounce, has finally arrived. From his website:

Conventional business wisdom tells us that there is always something to learn from failure. Not true--sometimes it just stinks! Failure that offers no real learning value becomes a big jolt to the basic business belief system.

Barry's gift is that he uses humor to offer lessons that all entrepreneurs can learn from. During his last visit to Belmont, Barry offered some glimpses of what he planned to explore in his new book. Just like with his first book You Need to be a Little Crazy, this book is a must read for entrepreneurs at any stage of their development.

Barry demonstrates that developing the resiliency to 'bounce" through these cycles determines who ultimately will succeed. Using real life business examples, he shows that with true business confidence, we can face our fears, let go of shame and failures, use all our choices, be better risk-takers, and define our own brand of success.

Barry offers advice on how to use the potholes, detours, and wrong turns along the road that is our our entrepreneurial journey to reach our ultimate goal of entrepreneurial success.

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