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to be successful from the philosophy of Frederick
Nietzsche.

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Frederick Nietzsche was a German philosopher,
cultural critic, composer, poet, and philologist

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who is widely known for his unconventional
ideas about morality and religion.

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He was one of the main precursors of existentialism
and although his ideas were controversial

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among the traditional thinkers, he showed
people the true nature of life and how individuals

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can shape their future with independent thought.

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He wrote some of the most magnificent books
the world has ever seen.

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Some notable mentions are: “Thus Spoke Zarathustra”,
“Beyond Good and Evil” and “Twilight

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of the Idols”.

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According to Nietzsche, to be successful means
to live life to the fullest, following your

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own mission in life and your own values.

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His teachings have shaped the lives of many
people; from psychologists to poets, dancers

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to several successful modern day entrepreneurs.

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So with that in mind, here are 5 lessons from
Friedrich Nietzsche which we can adopt in

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our lives in order to be successful.

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Don’t follow the herd
Nietzsche says, “I mistrust all systems

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and avoid them.

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The will to a system is a lack of integrity.”

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Nietzche was a stubborn advocate of individuality
and he often warned us of the dangers of losing

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our free will and integrity while trying to
fit into a system.

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His famous term herd mentality represents
a tendency that the average mob exhibits while

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acting out their systemic roles.

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They are gathered around a central Ideal and
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However that usually comes with a nasty trade-off.

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You get the security of belonging to a group
and having each other’s back, but you lose

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any real sense of authentic individuality.

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Groups have a tendency to exclude people and
ideas that seem strange to them.

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You could have an ingenious idea that is far
beyond people you are surrounded by and they

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may meet your swaying away from the norm with
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In those situations they are trying to cling
to their Idols which can be both real people

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and ideologies and they think that your individuality
and free thinking will undermine the short

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term security of the herd.

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Real world examples of this highly abstract
concept are everywhere around us.

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Imagine a young and up-and-coming entrepreneur
trying to get their ideas out there in order

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to create a well-functioning business that
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the society and the environment…

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While implementing their noble goal, they
often face resistance from the very people

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that are afraid of change.

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Imagine that you were the first person to
suggest the audio book format.

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Firstly, you would get a lot of resistance
from some of the readers that are way too

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attached to the material object of a printed
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Not to mention the stress of having the audio
book format appear on the market and be ready

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to compete with the long-standing consumer
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Both readers and book publishing companies
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they used to be, initially.

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This is exactly what holding on to your idols
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That is what they are doing by insisting upon
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They might simply just not see the big picture
but if you don’t give up, and keep moving

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forward, you will end up creating a new business
model that - in this case - offers job positions

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as well as a new consumer habit that is way
better for the environment because it does

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not exploit the precious lungs of our world,
our trees.

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The problem with most of us is we give up
on our endeavor as soon as we face the slightest

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of resistance.

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We think of it as a permanent setback.

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Nietzsche, however, warns us about the resistance
that you may face while challenging the status

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quo of the herd, and you may fall into nihilistic
traps of believing that nothing really makes

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sense and that there is nothing worth fighting
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You will feel like giving up because of the
emotional pain you were experiencing while

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trying to get your ideas across.

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In this case, Nietzsche advises us not to
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Embrace your inner Dionysus
According to Nietzsche “You must have chaos

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within you to give birth to a dancing star.”

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Nietzsche, in his book, Thus Spake Zarathustra
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with your chaotic side because chaos highly
correlates with creativity, one of the primary

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drivers in our lives.

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Every new situation is symbolically represented
as chaos, or as the unknown and our creativity

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is our ability to adapt to new situations.

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To be creative is to be spiritually healthy
and nobody embodies that creative spirit better

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than Dionysus, the Greek God of wine, religious
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According to Nietzsche we must be in touch
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navigate through chaos and to be truly spiritually
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Our so called routines, on the other hand,
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the known.

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Take the regular 9 to 5 lifestyle of today:
You repeat the same old routine while at work

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and once you get home you tend to give in
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overarching ideal of our modern day lifestyle.

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The more we spend on food and shopping and
the more time we spend mindlessly consuming

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social media content, the more our creativity
tends to get atrophied and we look for an

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easy way to escape the unpleasant chaotic
situation and retreat into the soothing comfort

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that our modern day lifestyle so easily affords
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The harsh reality is the more we escape, the
tougher it gets to confront the chaos and

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uncertainty.

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Because our capacity to deal with the unknown
diminishes, we feel even more anxious about

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the idea of getting out and living, which
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We are caught in a vicious cycle.

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Our inner Dionysus tends to die off in our
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Similar to the duality of Yin and Yang, each
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a rational one, the consciousness, the responsible,
Apollonian side, similar to Yang and an instinctual

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one, the subconscious, emotional, Dionysian
side, which is similar to Yin.

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In Nietzsche’s view, the way to be successful
or to achieve any greatness, is by the way

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of achieving a harmonious totality, which
is to balance the two parts of yourself: the

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Apollonian side, Apollo being the Greek god
of Sun, of knowledge, and the Dionysian side,

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Dionysus being the complete opposite, the
god of wine, fertility, and madness.

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You have to be organized, responsible, logical,
but at the same time, leave room for the more

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artistic part of yourself, your creative side,
your emotional side.

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According to research, business leaders who
are innovative, who can think of new ideas

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that are more likely to be successful.

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Every business or any kind of commercial setup
must be able to compete with its competitors

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and keep up with the latest trends in the
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You will have to make some decisions to ensure
that the productivity of the business increases.

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To do that, you need to be creative to discover
different ways of doing things to achieve

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a better result.

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Find a father
Nietzsche advises us that “Whoever does

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not have a good father should procure one”
Nietzsche's own father, a Lutheran minister,

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died when he was just five years old.

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It is known that he loved his father very
much, and that his father's absence was painful.

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Soon after his father passed away, he lost
his brother, and Nietzsche was raised by his

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mother alongside his two sisters.

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Having lost his own father at a young age
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Nietzsche recognized the importance of a strong,
encouraging guide in life.

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In business, this could be translated to finding
a good mentor – to inspire and guide you.

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Whether you’re running a start-up, or you’re
a manager in an organization, there will be

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many challenges that will come your way.

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A mentor is someone who has been there, done
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They’re someone you can turn to, ask questions
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg was mentored by
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Jobs was mentored by Mike Markkula -- an early
investor and executive at Apple and Eric Schmidt

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mentored Larry Page and Sergey Brin of Google.The
connection between a mentor and a mentee can

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be the most powerful relationship not only
in your professional lives but also in your

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personal lives.

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If you want to learn any instrument, let's
say you want to learn the guitar, you will

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go to someone who already knows how to play
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Similarly when you realize an area in your
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improvement, or when you set out to do something
like run a marathon, having that encouraging

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mentor is extremely important, as it will
influence what you do and how you turn eventually

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out.

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So if you want to be successful, align yourself
with someone who has succeeded in a similar

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pursuit.

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We cannot allow ourselves to think we have
all the answers because we never will.

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Which is why having a mentor will help you
turn the daily adversities of life into successful

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habits which will build your internal resilience.

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For your personal achievements and improvements,
your mentor could be your friends, family

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or colleagues who have already achieved the
goal you are working towards and for your

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professional pursuit, you can find great mentors
in Professional networking events, Online

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mentorship networks, Industry Meetups and
on dedicated websites like Linkdln.

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Have a clear vision for the future
As we learn from Nietzsche: “The future

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influences the present as much as the past.”

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The Will of Power which also means the will
to live is one central concept in Nietzsche’s

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philosophy and Will is by definition directed
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This vision of the future shapes one’s present
reality as much as the memories of the past.

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According to Nietzsche, the Will of Power
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who we are.

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The way you see your future has a big influence
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you can be in achieving your goals.

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Things are no different in the world of business:
A company evolves as long as it has a clear

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vision over the future, S.M.A.R.T.

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goals and a set of strategies to deal with
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As an entrepreneur, the way you see yourself
in one year, in five years, in ten years,

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will shape the way you create your business
plans, the way you talk to the other people,

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and the way you negotiate.

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It will also shape the very way you view your
own story: if you know where you are going

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and have a strong vision of the future, then
you will tend to remember the key moments

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from your past that are particularly relevant
to your journey towards that specific future.

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If you see yourself becoming a millionaire
in five years, then your failure to complete

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a Ph.D might be a fortunate event as it has
prevented you from wasting 3-5 years of your

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life in universities instead of starting your
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One of the most important steps in having
a successful business is to create an overarching

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vision of how your business will look in both
the short and long term and you need to write

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down what kind of mentality a person who conducts
that kind of business should have, how they

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should behave in business negotiations, how
much risk they should take, and so on.

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Then you need to incorporate this mentality
in your daily activities, fake it until you

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make it, so to speak.

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For example, if you own a restaurant, you
might create a vision to have five restaurants

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after five years and you will see soon enough
that the way you speak with high level clients

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will change and you will attract potential
investors towards you, they will sense you

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are aiming towards something big.

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The other aspect of having such a vision of
the future is that you will see your past

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failures not as failures per se, but rather
as lessons: for example, you won't blame yourself

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anymore for wanting to introduce a new menu
which lowered sales last time, instead now

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you see the event as an experiment from which
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your customers preferences.

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Get Stronger
In our final quote from Nietzsche for this

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video, he reminds us “Out of life's school
of war—what doesn't kill me, makes me stronger.”

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Researchers from Northwestern University's
Kellogg School of Management have established

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a causal relationship between failure and
future success, proving Nietzsche’s adage

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that “what does not kill me makes me stronger”.

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In contrast to their initial expectation,
they found that early failure in one’s career

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leads to greater success in the long term
for those who try again.

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Nietzsche’s life itself was full of suffering,
on an emotional and physical level as well

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as on a professional one.

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He lived most of his life, wandering in the
Alpine mountains, where he wrote some of the

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most magnificent books the world has ever
seen.

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Sadly, he didn't get much recognition and
wasn't able to sell much of his work.

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At age 44 he had a mental breakdown while
watching a horse beaten by his driver.

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He ran over to the horse, and said "I understand
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He never recovered from this tragedy and his
mental breakdown took his life after eleven

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However, in spite of his tragic life, Nietzsche
was able to encourage the millions of people

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out there who are scared to try and pursue
their interests because of a perceived failure.

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Most of us are just happy to live in the comfort
of our cocoon, not willing to take any risks

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in life, avoiding any danger.

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We are afraid of getting out of our comfort
zone because we fear failure and because of

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our fear of failure, we always copy others
in our herd and never fully live up to our

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potential.

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We need to realize that the most significant
progress made in any field has been the realm

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of those who stood high on the verge of failing,
yet never yielded.

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Failure is always guaranteed and inevitable.

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Failure doesn’t mean your idea wasn’t
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Failure simply means there is something to
be learned or another direction to be taken.

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If you have just opened up a new business,
say a restaurant and have been suffering with

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losses, try to use your frustration, anger
or sadness to motivate you, to be creative.

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Figure out the problem behind your losses
- it could be the taste, or the lack of variety

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in your menu, or it could be the ambience,
take the necessary feedback from your customers

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and then aggressively work on improving it.

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Do not let the fear of a new possible failure
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Find meaning in your suffering and learn from
the experience.

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