Episode 81 | Embrace Failure, It Is Crucial To Success - with Tamer Shahin
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Our guest Tamer Shahin has an incredible business story to share. He has experienced growing a business to over $100 million and losing it all overnight, and then becoming personally in debt to the tune of $2 million.
Not having experienced failure before, this changed Tamer's perspective on life, leadership, and growing a business. Now he believes in embracing and integrating failure into every business because you will learn fast, and have a better business as a result. There is a caveat though, which we discuss on the podcast.
We also discuss -
The fear of failure and why it's not healthy
How Tamer is helping others to grow their businesses
How a culture that embraces failure actually encourages innovation and transformation
Why it's important to encourage your team to be themselves
If you'd like to take the Business Quiz mentioned in the podcast you can access it here. https://ceoentrepreneur.com/business-triage/
If you'd like visit Tamer's youtube channel, The CEO Entrepreneur, here's the link.
https://www.youtube.com/c/CEOEntrepreneur
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