Many of world's most successful people have>1. Not trusting your gut instinct.
"If something doesn't feel right, it probably isn't. I used to find myself at parties where there was cocaine>2. Ignoring your>3.>4. Taking shortcuts.
"Today, anyone with a smartphone can become a video editor, photographer, or author. And because they can do it so quickly, it's easier than ever to do a lousy job and slap something together in>5. Being ashamed of your failures.
"It's easy to get discouraged after a big failure. But feeling bad and ashamed about it can make you lose sight of the all the other great work you're doing and the difference you're making in people's lives.
Early in my career, I struggled in dealing with my failures, especially when they were followed by criticism. But I learned that you can do everything right, and there will still always be people trying to tear you down. That's just the nature of the game.
It also helps to be open about your failures. If you're going to share your story and success to the world, always be 100% transparent. When you share the good and the bad, critics will eventually come around to your side."
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Reputation is interconnected to your relationship to truth. The underbelly of a poor reputation is that you became a co-conspirator in human failure because people who relied on you were damaged by your ethical breaches.
If you want to improve your reputation and change the caliber of your relationships with others, you must speak your truth, live your truth and leave a legacy of your truth by teaching others. Most importantly, you must do it with consistency."
