How do you handle failure or setbacks?

You persist and keep going. No point in dwelling!

By embracing failure as a learning opportunity, and reflecting on what went wrong.

Inspired by Manesh Mahatme's wisdom during a critical process failure review at Amazon[1]: "It's just a mild fever - think of it as a vaccination. Sort it out, build a mechanism to ensure we're never here again. We sometimes need vaccines to get stronger." His words: 1. Acknowledged the mistake 2. Recognized it as salvageable 3. Challenged us to grow from it Key takeaway: Treat failures as vaccinations. Build bulletproof mechanisms from each stumble. Big dreams invite big mistakes - learn from small falls to prepare for the big ones. Paratroopers start by jumping off stools. Jump, fall, learn, climb higher, repeat. Are your setbacks infections or vaccinations? [1] Everything was eventually resolved. But when it happened, it felt like the end of the world. I looked like a man about to be hanged when Manesh said this. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/y... Support our launch : https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

ponder over my mistakes and set new goals.

Failure and setbacks - they're part of the deal. You don’t handle them - you use them. Every failure is a lesson disguised as a punch to the gut. The only difference between winners and losers is how they react when they get knocked down. Adapt, learn, and keep going.

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Getting different perspectives helps me see things more clearly and find a way to bounce back.

try to stay positive and remind myself that everyone faces seatbacks its all about how i respond that counts

Learning from my mistakes helps me improve for next time