Chase Fisher argues that redefining failure as a learning opportunity changes everything. View setbacks as chances to learn, and you'll take more risks, avoid the stigma, and develop faster. He claims personal development correlates directly with earning more.
The definition for you for failing, what most people look at like a situation as a failure, you just see it as learning and growing. So all of a sudden you never have anything bad happening to you, right? Like you're literally looking at failure like, well, this is a learning and growth opportunity. Someone's like, dude, you failed. No, I learned and grew. It's just a difference in the definition that is like truly life-changing. I hope you guys understand this. It allows you to take more risk. It allows you to constantly become way more personally developed. And again, one-to-one correlation, personal development, make more money.