We don’t celebrate failing. We should fail proudly and share our failures. Just show up imperfectly.

~ Renee Bauer

How many times have you failed in your life? Beginning with childhood (babies fall around 17 times an hour learning to walk!) the answer is probably zillions–so, a lot.

As children, we innately recognize that failure is a part of learning. And as we absorb the lessons of each failure, we come that much closer to success. It’s only as we begin to know shame and embarrassment that failure becomes FAILURE!!! and we neglect to recognize its value.

The other downside of our relationship with failure is that it makes us afraid to try. Our friend Renee Bauer knows “failure” in what many think of as the traditional meaning of the word. She’s also chosen to take intentional action to not only learn from her failures, but use them to propel her forward both personally and professionally. Twice divorced and now happily married in a blended family, Renee built a legal practice serving individuals who couldn’t imagine a happily ever after by encouraging a mindset change along with imperfect action and courage with hard decisions. She also inspires women around the world with her She Who Wins Summit.

Tune in to hear more of Renee’s wisdom on this week’s edition of the Brilliantly Resilient podcast and start on the path towards your happily even after.

Let’s be Brilliantly Resilient together!

XO,

KS & MFB