Frank Uncovers Excellence in Leadership

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1. Dennis Ringland
   09:00 on Monday, February 18th, 2008
   Frank,
   
   Failure is a necessary and unavoidable part of life. It can induce stress or it can be the next stepping stone on the path to success. I have found that having a great deal of optimism and persistence in my life (which I attribute to my mother) help me to examine and deal with failures. Pessimists are not so fortunate and may be more prone to playing the “Blame Game”, rather than marshalling their talents and teams to create new victories along the road to success in all facets of their lives and careers. I welcome the input of others at dennis.ringland@babson.edu .
   
   Dennis Ringland
   dennis.ringland@babson.edu
   
2. Jen, writer MembershipMillionaire.com
   01:28 on Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
   I’m not one who is comfortable with failure. But lately, I’ve been having different thoughts about it. While I still try my hardest to be the best in everything, I am no longer that afraid or traumatized by failure. After all, failure is only delayed success. And if I want to be great at something, I must be willing to suck at it first. To put it simply.
   

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