If your goal is to achieve success, you'll work faster and quicker through the failures

because the goal is to identify what is wrong so you can find what is right.

Happy Monday, everyone. It's Sophie.

And Adi.

We're always looking for new ways to support you, and we know firsthand how life can get in the way.

So we've created five-minute episodes with motivation from us and our great friends

to keep you feeling ignited and inspired no matter what life throws at you.

Welcome to the Ignited Motivation Podcast, mini episodes every Monday.

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Or on your morning walk.

And you'll never miss out on the latest tips and tricks that are keeping us feeling motivated.

Early on in life and in our education and for most of us with our parents, one of the main things

we were always told to be scared of is failure.

Don't get an F on a test. Don't even get in my in my family a C was an F.

So if you got a B, you might be okay as long as you got an A next time, but it was really scary.

A C was like, you may as well just kill yourself. And I'm obviously embellishing and making that extreme. But that's,

that's what it felt like to me, I'll say. But an F was like, you might as well quit school.

Why are you even here? I live that way decades, doing everything I can to avoid failure.

What do that mean? When I failed my parents, when my parents give up on me i retreated i was like i'm not

even going to try anymore because now that i failed if i try again and fail again that's worse

i've already failed once i'm done one of the reasons i started selling drugs was because i was

already such a fuck up and i got arrested for shoplifting and I had to pay for a lawyer and

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