The Power of Having Each Other's Backs #shorts

Adam Markel on why mistakes matter when you learn from them, and how trust changes what people will do for you. A sled dog will run 100 miles if she knows you have her back.
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Again. You made some mistakes that day. Fantastic. I'm a big believer in the value of mistakes. Celebrate those. Celebrate not making the same ones tomorrow. Wouldn't that be lovely if we just didn't make the same mistakes again and again? It's really important we take the wisdom where we can find it. Blair Braverman. Man, she just blew me away with this article in the Times. Love this quote. You can make a sled dog run 100 miles, but if she knows you've got her back, she'll run because she wants to, because she burns to. And she'll bring you along for the ride. You can't force her to do it. Question I have for you is what does it look like to have each other's backs? That's why you come to this. That's why this is so important. To be here together as colleagues, to. To be able to support one another, to realize, like we realized on the beach, you don't go it alone. In fact, it's dangerous to go it alone. We were there for each other. That's how we were able to succeed.
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