My 11th grade physics teacher had a sign on the wall.

It said, if at first you don't succeed, failure may be your thing.

How true, how true.

But today on Money Tree podcast, we're going to be talking to an expert who says failure doesn't have to be your thing.

Just a minute I'll be bringing on Rick Newman, who wrote the book Rebounders, how winners pivot from

setback to success. My name is Doug Goldstein. I am in the driver's seat today at Money Tree,

so I get to do the interview and host our panel discussion with the phenomenal Money Tree

podcast panelists. So sit back, close your eyes, enjoy this show. Wait, well, don't close your eyes.

Wouldn't want anyone falling asleep. No, that certainly won't happen on today's episode. Enjoy the

interview. Welcome to the Money Tree Investing Podcast. Stock market, wealth, personal finance,

value stocks. Invest in your life. Okay, we are talking with Rick Newman, who is a

columnist for Yahoo Finance. He's based in New York. He's been covering business and economic

trends. He wrote a book called Rebounders, how winners pivot from setback to success. And Rick,

that's what I want to talk about it. Is it, you know,

a lot of times people are kind of winners and some are losers, but when things don't go well

for you, what do you need in order to rebound? You need a lot of things. It starts with having

some experience at failing at something. And, you know, one of the reasons I got interested in

this was I cover a lot

of business people as part of my job. And you hear all the time, oh, you know, what a great success

this leader is or that leader is, took some startup and turned it into a billion dollar business.

You don't often get the full story. And more often than not, when you ask these people,

how did you get there?

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