Brought to you by: http://theempoweredway.com The video version of this slide presentation is on Youtube. If you Google Lis Carpenter Chase Failure you can listen to the narration. This video is about what I've been experiencing lately as a person that is dedicated to personal growth, lifelong learning or personal development. I'm a member of the John Maxwell Team, and I'm all about empowering others to see themselves rightly and their worlds.

1. Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com

2. Everything in this universe exists in perfect balance.
Some of you have been chasing success
for a long time, but when he turns around
you see failure.
But, what you don't realize is they’re the same guy like Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com

3. The problem is that sometime, probably long ago when
you were younger,
you were WARNED that he was coming, so
you hid.
Or maybe when you were looking
for success, you met failure once
and he made you feel so bad that
you decided you never wanted to
see him again.
Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com

4. Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com

5. But, successful people chase failure.
They are the ones maxing out at the gym with 423
reps, and you just think their crazy, but they are just
doing a little mental conditioning.
…Last week's failure was
397 reps. While you're
saying their crazy, they’re
saying my failure is better
than your success.
Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com

6. Successful people know failure as a teacher, and
unsuccessful people know him as…
“He's going to make me look bad.”
Try chasing failure more
often; when he turns
around you'll see
success. Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com

7. You want to be successful--chase failure.
And, when he shows up to teach you
a lesson, be grateful and take notes.
Stay on the brink of what you THINK you're
capable of and make sure your failure today is better than
your failure yesterday.
Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com

8. Lis Carpenter
http://thempoweredway.com