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  Fall Seven Times Standup Eight Even if you fail numerous times, you shouldn’t give up. Like what the quote says, “Fall seven times, stand up eight.” It doesn’t matter how much you fail, what matters is how many times you stand up. That’s what the quote is implying. Just keep on trying and always do your best. Do more each time and improve yourself. Successful entrepreneurs didn’t get perfect conditions and experiences. They encountered several challenges before they succeeded. One good quality entrepreneurs is perseverance. They don’t just rise to the challenges, but they never stop until they reach their goal. It is not quitting or not giving up, it’s pursuing your goal when it feels like all odds are against you. One of the hardest battles we often fight is the one with the people we expect to support us. When they start to discourage us and no longer believe in us, that’s when our will is tested. In order to succeed, we must persevere. It is only then will we reach our goals. ...

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You are powerful as your hope, you are powerful as your action In this series, open every door   Entrepreneur  staff writer Nina Zipkin shares her conversations with leaders about understanding what you have to offer, navigating the obstacles that will block your path, identifying opportunity and creating it for yourself and for others . For 17 years,  Cyndie Spiegel  worked for some of fashion’s biggest brands, including Coach and Narciso Rodriguez. She also worked to help mold the minds of young fashion students as an adjunct professor at Parsons School of Design and her alma mater, Fashion Institute of Technology. But one day she realized that as much as she loved the world of fashion, it wasn’t the work that she was most excited about. In 2015, with her experience as a yoga teacher as well as her work as a speaker, small business strategist and coach, Spiegel founded the collective of US, a business accelerator designed to help women entrepreneur...

  Every time pace doesnt matter, the thing which is concerned is you should never stop We all know that to progress in life we need to act and continuously work towards achieving our goals. We need proper planning, analysis and implementation of the plans and strategies to do so. I think everyone should remember is that we constantly work until the goals are achieved. The pace at which you wok or move hardly matters as long as you are not stopping. Some people like to work really hard and fast, to attain success, on the other hand, there are others who prefer to go slow and cautiously. There is no harm in doing any of the ways; as it, all depends on the personality and habits of an individual. The focus should be on continuous working or be moving to achieve the objectives. You should not give up on your goals how difficult sometimes it may get, focus only on the goals and be brave to face all odds to achieve them. Sometimes it may happen, that number of obstacles or problems might...

  “Today I want to share the story of famous personality of my life. That’s it. No big deal. That was the simple, understated start to one of the most watched commencement speeches in history, delivered by Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, at Stanford University in 2005. The third of those stories concerned his experiences around death. “Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything – all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure – these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart. About a year ago I was diagnosed with cancer. I had a scan at 7:30 in the morning, and it clearly showed a tumour on my pancreas. I didn’t eve...

  Stories of celebrities that serve as role models for the rest of us often focus on their professional success, especially on what happened in their lives after their breakthrough. However, what needs equal, if not more, attention is what preceded this type of rise in popularity and success. A closer look at the beginnings gives us a clearer view of what it takes to succeed and build a story that will be remembered by others. The story of the Mexican-American artist, Jenni Rivera is such an example. A lot has been written about her successful albums released in the early 2000s and about her nominations and awards and even more about her unexpected death in a plane crash, on this date, three years ago. Actually, the inspiring story comes from the first decades of her life because it reveals the courage, hard work and determination that made her an accomplished singer and actress. The journey of this future important female figure and artist began in 1969 in Long Beach, California. ...

  A dream is a vision of a compelling future. It provides inspiration and motivation for the dreamer. The more critical the dream is, the easier it is to go through the inevitable setbacks in life. Expect to be knocked down but never give up. You can make your dream happens . Making dreams happen only proves what kind of individual we are. It means we know what we really want in life. Everyone has a dream but it takes a lot of patience and hard work to realize it. Putting your dreams into reality is a serious business. This is not the type of dream when you are asleep but the kind of dream when you are aware about it. It is the natural human drive to find meaning by expressing unique talents and sharing those talents with  others.Truly  successful people are big dreamers who find their dreams and inspire others. They make a difference. Your knowledge is not enough. No matter how intelligent you are, if you do not couple your dream with action, it’s nothing. To accomplish ...

What does that mean? Waves are unstoppable. They are a force of nature. They may change heights and intensity, but still they come. We can brace against them, but they are as unstoppable as anything on this Earth. However, while we cannot stop them, we can learn to tame and even enjoy them. It doesn’t make the waves smaller or less dangerous, but it does make them a little less scary, and a lot more fun. This quote, to me, is about worrying a little less about the things we have little control over, and learning to have a little more fun with them instead. Yes, they are still dangerous, and we need to respect their power, but fighting them will gain us little and cost us much. While we must do what we can, we should do no more, except enjoy them. Why is learning to ride the waves important? What are the other options? We can fight them, but to what effect and to what end? We can ignore them, but only to our own peril and loss of opportunity. Or we can learn to surf, to ride the waves, ...