The Joy of Failure in Missions. Part II: Response

A. Failure has a strongly positive role... it can help us learn more about ourselves. John Maxwell in Failing Forward, lists several common reasons for failure: Poor people skills. (#1 Cause) It’s about relationships. Negative attitude. Pessimistic, half empty. Can’t see opportunities… only sees problems. Bad fit. Find what you are made to do. I …

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The Joy of Failure in Missions: Part 1. Analysis

Key Point #1.  Failure Analysis is beneficial to us. My father was a mechanical engineer whose expertise was in the testing and failure analysis of roller bearings. When I was younger, I was also a mechanical engineer. When I was working on my Master's Thesis, I was testing pultruded GRP composites for creep rupture (don't …

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