Failure par excellence

Stop being afraid of failure: "There is no magic way to deal with failure, but this book gives you the most important tools to do so." Peter Pretorius, one of the world's first rickets flight instructors. "An exciting and brilliantly written book... I join Davidoff and Williams in their remarkable effort to present experiences of failure as opportunities for lifelong learning and problem-solving in a way that allows for success in the face of the shame, anxiety, and blame that failure so shockingly arouses in our society." Laurie Holman. PhD is a psychoanalyst and author of the book "Liberating Personal Intelligence." "We fear failure. This is inherited. But we have to replace this concept with another, more developed and vibrant concept. A concept that enables us to achieve goals in a new language, far from surrendering to any unsuccessful attempt or experience, and to overcome difficulties and try again again and again. "The things that we judge to be failures are often not so, and it is necessary for our language to evolve to express this." We spend a lot of our lives facing failure; Sometimes we try to give value, but failure seems frustrating and devastating to children and adults alike. The book "Failure Par excellence" provides a road map for radical change and eliminating the word failure and its concept from the world of education and human activities. This model has the power to change our lives and redefine success.