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Forbes States that 87% of businesses fail within the first five years.
Business failure is an epidemic! Too many people realize they are talented and passionate about a thing and start a business. The bad news is that while talent and passion are essential to sustaining a business, it will only succeed if you have the proper structure and system to operate it.
Since when has it been okay to fail forward?
What if you could create the correct systems and processes, learn to assess people, hire the right mentor, and hasten the road to success without traveling through failure-ville? Too many people have been duped into believing the path to success goes through failure. If that's what you believe, and that's what you sow, that's what you'll reap.
Three-time author David Adam Kurz is a dynamic real estate professional and the visionary founder of “The Freedom Organization”. This top firm provides exceptional sales training, business coaching, and consulting globally.
Written in an unapologetic, easy-to-read style, “The Truth About Failure” pulls back the curtain and shows why some people are successful and others are not.
Business failure is an epidemic! Too many people realize they are talented and passionate about a thing and start a business. The bad news is that while talent and passion are essential to sustaining a business, it will only succeed if you have the proper structure and system to operate it.
Since when has it been okay to fail forward?
What if you could create the correct systems and processes, learn to assess people, hire the right mentor, and hasten the road to success without traveling through failure-ville? Too many people have been duped into believing the path to success goes through failure. If that's what you believe, and that's what you sow, that's what you'll reap.
Three-time author David Adam Kurz is a dynamic real estate professional and the visionary founder of “The Freedom Organization”. This top firm provides exceptional sales training, business coaching, and consulting globally.
Written in an unapologetic, easy-to-read style, “The Truth About Failure” pulls back the curtain and shows why some people are successful and others are not.