151. Becoming UFC's Voice of the Octagon with Bruce Buffer
What does it mean to be successful? Gary Keller once shared an interest answer to this question: “Success is nothing more than moving from failure to failure without giving up.” And the more people we talk to, the more examples we see of that being true. In this episode, we’re going to explore the value of failure – when paired with persistence – with Bruce Buffer, who you may know as UFC’s Voice of the Octagon.
In this episode, you will learn...
- [9:30] Why being told NO is just an opportunity for a future YES
- [15:15] How high achievers move from failure to failure without giving up
- [18:05] ONE thing you can do to create support in your life & improve your ability to persevere through failure
The ONE Thing to Implement From This Episode:
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Links & Tools From This Episode
- Learn more at brucebuffer.com
- Connect with Bruce: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube
- Read: It’s Time!: My 360-Degree View of the UFC
- Listen: IT'S TIME w/Bruce Buffer
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