What To Do When You Face "Failure"

"You Can Fail at What You Don't Want, So You Might as Well Take a Chance on Doing What You Love" - Jim Carrey Failure is going to happen no matter what. It's part of the human experience. What you do with that failure is up to you. You can use it to end your dreams, or you can use it to propel you further than you ever imagined. In this lesson, we're talking about What To Do When You Face "Failure" and how to stay the course towards your dream. You got this. Like this lesson? FREE WORKSHOP: Learn The Proven, Repeatable, and Reliable System For Building Dreams at https://www.jamesallencoaching.com/workshop FREE STUFF ________________________________________________________________________ Get The Total Confidence Blueprint to develop Unshakeable Confidence and master the art of high self-esteem: https://www.jamesallencoaching.com/pl/196849 10 Steps To DreamBuilding Video Series: https://www.jamesallencoaching.com/pl/219006 CONNECT WITH ME ________________________________________________________________________ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jamesallencoaching Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamesallencoaching/ MISSION ________________________________________________________________________ After 4 years of following his family's footsteps, James decided to leave his secure job in construction and fulfill his calling as a coach. James is on a mission to help people discover and create their own M.P.I. (Massive Positive Impact). The way he does this is by teaching people how to become the most authentic versions of themselves. Finding a way to make money doing only what they love, then helping them share that with the world. Whether it's one stream or multiple streams of income, James believes that with all of the passions we have, we can find a way to create a comfortable and sustainable income purely based on what we love to do. Since leaving construction, James has appeared on various podcasts, spoke on stages across the United States, coached executives in major companies, and helped youth groups become better leaders for tomorrow.