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Kenston Henderson explains how to "fall forward" after failure, using Steve Jobs' firing from Apple as an example. Jobs went on to found Pixar and another company, turning setback into purposeful action by staying passionate about his work.
Kenston Henderson explains how to "fall forward" after failure, using Steve Jobs' firing from Apple as an example. Jobs went on to found Pixar and another company, turning setback into purposeful action by staying passionate about his work.
Hey, great people. Just want to encourage you a little bit. See, I was listening to this podcast with Steve Jobs on it, and he was talking about how he got fired from Apple. And in his description, he basically said it was like a bad breakup, and but he was still in love. And what he meant by that was that he was still passionate about the work that he did. And so it caused him to not fall backwards in his failure or his setback, but it called him to move forward in his purpose. And what I mean by that, he started two new companies, and one of the companies called Pixar, and we know that's billion-dollar company, right? And another company that he started was— that became the foundational piece for Apple. And when they brought him back— and so I want to encourage you, if you fail, fall forward so that way you can get back up and go towards your goals and live with life. Let's go.
