Don’t Forget The Price Paid For Big Failures – today walking through the Alamo and the “Famous Riverwalk” in San Antonio, Texas I reflected on lessons learned this past year, started planning for next year. Listen up you have to watch the video to see how a photographer at a restaurant on Riverwalk talked me into buying photos that Carla Brown and I agreed prior to sitting down that we would absolutely under-no-circumstance buy (I love the Givers Economy it works each time). Now back to the Alamo experience. It might seem odd that the Texans would go around shouting, “Remember when you beat the snot out of us!” all the way to freedom. In fact, “Remember the Alamo!” (said in a more ominous tone) might have better been a saying of the Mexican army. But, in the end, the Texans rode it all the way to freedom. These days, it seems like business people and companies try to bury their mistakes and failures as soon as humanly possible. What a waste! Someone has paid dearly to make those mistakes. To bury them is to truly waste that sacrifice. At very least, use the cost of a big mistake to teach the entire organization a lesson. Maybe, like the Texans, use the experience to inspire an even bigger success. Forever and always #TheHappyEntrepreneur “StayConsistentToday – The best days of your life are coming.” www.HappyEntrepreneursTribe.com #HappyEntrepreneurShow #TodayIsMyJanuary1st