Don’t worry about falling summary 1

Don’t Worry About Falling

Summary 1

“Great! Now we can concentrate in winning not on not losing ”, by giving this answer the basketball coach Meyer demonstratedthat it is better to hold on to positive objectives than to stick to the past’s mistakes and justify them.
The word failure has different meanings for everybody. Somepeople think about it as their only option, a dead end without hope, but for others it is just the start of something good, something they can hope for. Leaders don’tthink about failing it is not in their possibilities. Some of them describe it as “a way of doing things”, or “a way of learning”.
Karl Wallenda, a stupendous tightropeaerialist who died crossing a 75 foot high wire, had been thinking about falling for 3 months before it happened, according to his wife, “he put all of his energy onnot falling rather than walking the tightrope” she said, even when he never thought about that before. So it is proved by this example that by thinking in not to fallrather than walking his fate was to fall.
Fletcher Byron gave another example of not worrying when he answered a question related to making decisions, he never worriesbecause it represent and obstacle for thinking. Another one was William Smithburg who encouraged his food marketers by saying “it is like learning to ski, if you don’tfall you are not learning ”. Finally Tom Watson really knows what is to learn from the mistakes, and he showed it by telling the young executive the prize to acquire thisknowledge.
All of these leaders don’t think of “false steps” as a problem they actually use them to improve, they enjoy doing it by not worrying and never giving up.