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To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.
Following the same, FailTell is happy to announce the commencement of its latest services which provide its users with a one-of-a-kind experience.
In our 65th Episode of "The Failosophical Guy", we share with you lessons from the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. . The book talks about fundamental differences between how the rich think and act toward money compared to everyone else.
It is written by a man who withstood the test of time, embraced suffering , took souls of his competition, hammered through opportunities and became uncommon amongst the uncommon. Tune in to know more!
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In our 59th Episode of "The Failosophical Guy", we share with you lessons from the book “Can't Hurt Me" by David Goggins. This book presents compelling evidence of human potential.
In our 55th Episode of "The Failosophical Guy", we share with you lessons from the book “The Power of Habit" by Charles Duhigg. Habit is a choice that we deliberately make at some point and then stop thinking about it, but continue doing, often every day.
Author in this book examines why some people and organizations struggle to change while others seem to rediscover themselves by building a compelling argument around the power of habits. Tune in to know more!
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FailTell is honoured to be featured in YourStory Media!
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Kudos to the efforts of each and everyone who is a part of our FailTell family.
FailTell offers a wide range of services with its network of mentors, therapists/counsellors, career coaches & life coaches, and also with its one-of-a-kind unique mentoring via storytelling feature. To know more, visit: https://t.co/yhlBvOfJF1
In our 54th Episode of "The Failosophical Guy", we share with you lessons from the book “Man’s Search for Meaning” by Victor Frankl. The book tells the story of the unfathomable horrors and suffering that Victor endured as a prisoner at various concentration camps
The primary purpose of the text is to explore the source of his will to survive. Some see life as a never-ending quest for pleasure. Others believe life is about the accumulation of power and money. Frankl sees life as primarily a quest for meaning. Tune in to dive deeper!
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