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While it is difficult to watch your loved ones suffer through sickness, news of a personal tragedy will hit you like a train, turning your well-structured life upside down. You must take time to mourn the loss, appreciate the time you spent with that person, and get to work.

Tough things happen, but work is constant. You must overcome stress and take care of your mental health. Eat and drink healthy, express your loss, accept that life has to change, thank the universe for all the gifts, and then move on. I believe that a good leader will rise despite personal tragedies and failures.

This edition features articles on how leaders handle and deal with failure, and the Innovation Paradox section will get you thinking about the power of your own brain. I also hope the Spark will inspire you to pursue your goals despite fear of failure and personal tragedies.

Chief Innovation Coach

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How Do Leaders Manage Failure?

“Failure is the stepping stone to success,” this is probably the most common quote we hear. Life is definitely not a bed of roses and failure is an integral part of life. Though the quote is a common one, how many of us try to imbibe its meaning and really use failure as a stepping stone rather than a stumbling block?

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NUGGETS WITH NAVEEN

Nuggets with Naveen hosts innovative people, their innovations and the impact. Muralidhar Somisetty is the CTO of Innohabit and the Founder of YogiFi. Watch as Muralidhar shares about the importance of Yoga and how YogiFi can transform the lives of busy professionals on the go.

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