ABOUT THE BOOK
What would you do if you had a revolutionary resource to help you become a successful leader, reach your goals, make your life better and propel you to become all that you are meant to be? Sounds impossible? Well, it’s not! In the “impossible” is the “possible.” And if you want the possibility of becoming successful, U. S. Army Retired Colonel, George Milton’s book, Failure Is Not The Problem, It’s The Beginning Of Your Success is a must read. Most leadership books discuss how to achieve success only, but in life we all fail sometimes. If you want to succeed you must walk through the doorway of this life changing resource, failure. In his amazing book he addresses the challenge of adversity and how failure can motivate you, focus you, and change your life for the better. His inspiring story of growth from a difficult youth to a distinguished career Army combat officer, he shares that it was only possible because he changed his attitude. Not only does he reveal personal triumphs and defeats, he demonstrates in12 easy to follow steps, how you can transform your mindset from negative to positive regarding failure and in the process become successful.
Book Details
Title: Failure Is Not the Problem, It’s the Beginning Of
Your Success
Author: George Milton
Genre: self-help
Publisher:
Marissa F. Cohen (March 7, 2020)
Print length: 150 pages
LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT WITH GEORGE MILTON
Things you need in order to write: a quiet place.
Things that hamper your writing: writers block and too much noise.
Things you love about writing: it allows me to share what I’ve learn over many years.
Things you hate about writing: I sometimes think writing has to be perfect.
Easiest thing about being a writer: coming up with ideas to write about.
Hardest thing about being a writer: trying to get all the details on paper.
Things you love about where you live: the ability to get to the beach within an hour.
Things that make you want to move: I want to live in Cali.
Things you never want to run out of: love for people.
Things you wish you’d never bought: a fake diamond ring off a street vendor.
Words that describe you: kind, generous, loving, trustworthy, gentle, motivated, energized.
Words that describe you but you wish they didn’t: too direct.
Favorite foods: Korean foods.
Things that make you want to throw up: watermelon.
Favorite music: classical.
Music that make your ears bleed: heavy metal.
Favorite smell: lavender.
Something that makes you hold your nose: skunk.
Something you’re really good at: motivating people.
Something you’re really bad at: forgiving myself or being too hard on myself.
Something you wish you could do: play the piano.
Something you wish you’d never learned to do: giving up on playing the piano.
Last best thing you ate: Korean food.
Last thing you regret eating: a rotten tomato off the vine from the garden.
Things you’d walk a mile for: TRUE LOVE!
Things that make you want to run screaming from the room: rude people.
Things you always put in your books: all topics regarding failure but, in a positive way.
Things you never put in your books: things that would hurt someone’s feelings intentionally.
Favorite things to do: read, workout, swim, dance, talk, teach, mentor, train on leadership.
Things you’d run through a fire wearing gasoline pants to get out of doing: watching a scary movie.
Things that make you happy: motivational speaking, coaching, mentoring, talking to people.
Things that drive you crazy: rudeness.
Proudest moment: as a single dad, raising three amazing kids.
Most embarrassing moment: a girlfriend threw a cup of ice water in my face in front of several of my friends as they all laughed.
Most daring thing you’ve ever done: becoming an Army paratrooper.
Something you chickened out from doing: drinking spit from a cup that others spat in to pledge a fraternity.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
George Milton’s straight-from-the-heart, passion and high-energy, motivates audiences to step beyond their limitations and into their greatness in many ways. Over the past decade, George has used his role from keynote speaker to Master Trainer, creating the kind of workshop learning experience that got him committed to personal-and-professional development. His charisma, warmth and humor have transformed ordinary people into extraordinary achievers by using his own life, and his in-depth study of others’ challenges, to build an understanding of what works, what doesn’t work, and why.
He is a Certified Trainer in Success Principles, successfully completing the competency examination, and adoption of the Canfield Code of Ethics.
Connect with George:
Website | Facebook
Buy the book:
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