Eric Iheanyichukwu’s Post

Failure is the mother of success. One can learn faster upon making mistakes. It is ok to make mistakes but not ok to repeat or hide your mistakes or even worse, accumulate your mistakes and ask people to follow blindly.

Throughout our lives, we often focus on avoiding failure. Yet, it is through our failures that we experience the most profound growth and learning. Embracing challenges and setbacks can lead us to new heights and invaluable insights. Let's remember that failure is not the end, but a powerful stepping stone toward success.

Success

A powerful perspective to consider… ♥️♥️♥️

I dive into Targets / Yards per route run for EVERY Rookie WR last year with at least 240+ routes ran! This video is a MUST watch! https://lnkd.in/ezQesjPp

comment your predictions for the remaining 3 slams!

Here is a nice story of an against-all-odds victory. If you missed the race, you may like to read this brief recap of a remarkable win - something uplifting to start the week!

"If you don't toot your own horn, someone else will use it as a spittoon" Kenneth H. Blanchard 🎙️ Had a blast on the JR’s Winning Perspective in Old School Karate Man channel. We reminisced about my journey and the connection between martial arts values and business.🥷 And discussed the creation of the largest Pilates business along with the largest Pilates team in the world.👊🏼 Full podcast link in the comments! #PilatesSuccess #KarateManPodcast 🥋 #selfleadership #motivation #socialsaturday #fitnessindustry #pilates #wellness #positivetransformation #fitnessbusiness #boutiquefitness

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