When watching a CEO or entrepreneur talk about their successes, you might look at your own professional life and only see attempts followed by failures. This makes it hard to relate with the person on the screen and it is not encouraging you to keep trying, but rather it might make you feel alone in failures you could be facing. Yet when a successful person can show vulnerability and authentically reflect on their past failures and times when ideas or businesses just did not go the way they wanted them to, it can be a lot easier to relate to them now and become inspired. You will be able to see actual proof that although you still have these failures in life, you are not alone and success is not determined by the lack of failing but instead using those failures to learn more and keep going.
“Fortune Failures” explores the challenges that have defined the paths to success for community leaders in Arizona. In this episode, Stephanie Parra, Executive Director of All In Education, discusses a crucial turning point in her career. Parra reached a frustrating point in her advocacy for equi...
How do can you learn to be resilient every day? According to non-profit leader Jevin Hodge, in Phoenix AZ, resilience is learned by reaching your breaking point. “Life is not supposed to break you but to bend you to your breaking point. That is how you become resilient.” Watch our latest episode ...
CEO Marcia Mintz discusses the steps it took to get to where she is now in her career and in life.
She knew that asking for help wouldn't be easy, but it carried her in her professional and family life to be the community leader she is today.
Robin Reed came into the studio to share the experience that made him realize that character and integrity are some of the most important aspects of professional success.
Eric Sperling, STN's managing director, explains the positive impacts of failure and how it is an important part of greater success.
