Fail. Fail Again. Fail More Efficiently.

It’s easy to get stuck in a rut built on a foundation of poor mindset, self-doubt, lack of confidence, or procrastination.

But if there’s one thing all successful business owners can agree on, it’s that money loves speed.

The faster you fail, the faster you find what doesn’t work. Or who knows? You might even find that once you’ve taken that first step, you start to get results you can build on.

Every failure is simply a lesson you can apply to future projects.

As Ben Franklin put it: “I haven’t failed, I’ve simply found 10,000 ideas that didn’t work.”

What’s one thing stopping you from completing something that should already be done? Share it in the comments below!

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