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Day 21. How to Fail With Grace

Day 21. Failing with grace isn’t about avoiding pain or disappointment, it’s about acknowledging the the process. Day 21 of 40.

Day 21 Meditation Experiment – How to Fail with Grace

Day 21. Failing with grace isn’t about avoiding pain or disappointment, it’s about acknowledging the the process. Day 21 of 40. www.johnharrisoncounseling.com

John Harrison, LPCC

John Harrison is a licensed mental health counselor and certified RLT therapist. He has extensive experience working with men while serving as an Army officer, as a therapist at the VA hospital, as a marriage therapist. He is a proud father of 2 young girls. He owns Life Made Conscious located in Cincinnati, Ohio and is the host of the True Calling Project podcast.

Posted by John Harrison, LPCC on February 13, 2016 in 40 Day Meditation Experiment and tagged with: depression, John Harrison LPCC, meditation, mindfulness, self esteem, self help, taking risk, the inner critic2 Comments

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  1. Anonymous says

    February 14, 2016 at 2:14 am

    I’m not so sure my original post made it through. It just disappeared in the middle of writing it so I’ll try again and just hope you don’t get two. You said a number of things that were thought provoking, but there were 2 that left a significant impression. The first is when you asked — what is failure anyway and what does it mean. The second was that failure does not define me or who I am. Wow! Falling short of a mark we have set for ourselves doesn’t have to be a devastating event at all. The “mark” is relative anyway since we define it for ourselves, right? Part of the key is putting it into a perspective that doesn’t damage our self-concept.
    I appreciate the quick follow-up to my request…thanks.

  2. John Harrison, LPCC says

    February 14, 2016 at 2:44 am

    Yes! The mark of success and failure is ultimately what we decide. Looking anywhere else is going outside of ourselves to a source that we believe is “better” than us. But there is no better. We are all of equal worth. I’m covering this more in depth today in day 22.

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