Failure especially seems to make people nervous, but Gutsche points out that failure is part of the learning process. Not just your own failure, but also the failures of others and how to avoid letting others failures impact your decision to take action.
How many of us see failure as a time to give up instead of moving forward? We get tired and worn out when things do not work and when others just are not living up to our expectations. Instead of letting discouragement set in, we need to keep plugging away and learn from what did not work. Failure can challenge us to improve and may help us redefine our goals.
Gutsche also warns us to be wary of our own strengths and to move behind mediocrity. Success after success can lead to complacency. If things always go our way the first time and work exactly as planned, why bother changing? Why do something new? Over time, we stop trying. Its too easy to be stagnant. That is why there is a place for failure.
In a nutshell, this book has very easy to apply points and practical examples of opportunities presented by chaos. Accept the inevitability of change and perhaps even being willing to embrace it. After reading his ideas, you may find new areas of interest or underserved niches and the motivation to run with it. It doesn’t make it easy to suddenly embrace chaos, but does give a new perspective for people who struggle with what to do in a chaotic time.
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