Alisa Conner tells someone ready to level up that it's never too late to make different choices. She reframes failures as learning opportunities that accelerate growth and impact.
Uh, what last encouragement would you give someone, or what piece of advice would you give someone that's ready to level up in The Difference Only They Can Make?
So, um, there's two, and then they'll be short. The first is it's never too late. It's never too late until the gig is up and you're taking a dirt nap. Like, that's really what it amounts to. You have every opportunity, every single minute of the day to make a different choice. And make an impact. And the second is that I don't believe in failure. Everything that you do, every step that you take, even the mistakes that you make, even if they're gargantuan mistakes, is giving you the opportunity to learn. And so when you look at something and you're like, oh, it didn't turn out the way I wanted, if you shift that perspective and instead say, what can I learn from this? Your growth will be exponential because everybody else will be wallowing in the, oh, poor me, why did it— why did it turn out that way? Boo-hoo. But the people that can look at that from the different perspective of there's a lesson here, there's something I'm supposed to learn, and that lesson is going to take me forward. And so instead of focusing on failure, focus on the lessons and then see how your life changes and see where you end up going next.
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