Failure Is Not The Problem!

Welcome to episode thirty-eight of Failure is Not the Problem. I’m George A. Milton, AKA “America’s Failure Coach.” I’ve spent the last 30+ years coaching, mentoring, leading, and training audiences around the world on the positive aspects of how to use their failed experiences to become successful. Join me and our guest, Sara Mayer as we talk about the importance of setting realistic expectations on yourself and others. Sara Mayer is an entrepreneur and coach, specializing in maximizing productivity and efficiency in business! She takes entrepreneurial chaos, and turns it into streamlined success. Check out her website and check out her podcast!You are a champion. How do I know? Because you showed up. If you want to be successful, half the battle is showing up. Most of us from a very early age have been conditioned to believe that failure is negative, but that’s simply not true.Let’s connect!WebsiteBooks

Welcome to episode thirty-seven of Failure is Not the Problem. I’m George A. Milton, AKA “America’s Failure Coach.” I’ve spent the last 30+ years coaching, mentoring, leading, and training audiences around the world on the positive aspects of how to use their failed experiences to become successful. Join me today as we talk about a few of my favorite failuretastic moments! You are a champion. How do I know? Because you showed up. If you want to be successful, half the battle is showing up. Most of us from a very early age have been conditioned to believe that failure is negative, but that’s simply not true.Let’s connect!WebsiteBooks

Welcome to episode thirty-six of Failure is Not the Problem. I’m George A. Milton, AKA “America’s Failure Coach.” I’ve spent the last 30+ years coaching, mentoring, leading, and training audiences around the world on the positive aspects of how to use their failed experiences to become successful. Join us and our guest Mary Caryl as we discuss the importance of acknowledging the bad, so we realize the good!Mary Caryl is an award winning pole dancer and grand masters champ. With how talented she is, you'd never believe that she picked up pole dancing in her 50s! Now 70, she's not only a champ but a pole dancing judge, and designer - owning her own line of pole apparel, yoga wear, skin care and make up! Check out her website here! She also has an instagram for that line of pole wear (@marycaryldesigns) and her personal instagram! (@marycarylglam)You are a champion. How do I know? Because you showed up. If you want to be successful, half the battle is showing up. Most of us from a very early age have been conditioned to believe that failure is negative, but that’s simply not true.Let’s connect!WebsiteBooks

Welcome to episode thirty-five of Failure is Not the Problem. I’m George A. Milton, AKA “America’s Failure Coach.” I’ve spent the last 30+ years coaching, mentoring, leading, and training audiences around the world on the positive aspects of how to use their failed experiences to become successful. Join us and our guest Michelle Alva as we discuss how to use your traumas as tools to transform, heal, and improve!Michelle Alva is a relationship and intimacy therapist, specializing in the art of release and tantric healing. She has created a method of healing that restores your ability to process emotion, release oxytocin, and releases blocks of intimacy. She has coined it The Alva Method - you can read more about it on her website!Please note that this episode contains topics of a sexual nature.You are a champion. How do I know? Because you showed up. If you want to be successful, half the battle is showing up. Most of us from a very early age have been conditioned to believe that failure is negative, but that’s simply not true.Let’s connect!WebsiteBooks

Welcome to episode thirty-four of Failure is Not the Problem. I’m George A. Milton, AKA “America’s Failure Coach.” I’ve spent the last 30+ years coaching, mentoring, leading, and training audiences around the world on the positive aspects of how to use their failed experiences to become successful. Kicking off the new year, we have our guest Ye-Jin Han - join us as we talk about the importance of passion, consistency, and maintaining the right attitude!Ye-Jin Han is a violinist and violist who not only teaches but also performs all over the tri-state area. She is a chamber musician, and recitalist who has carried a love for playing the violin since she was just 6 years old. Now, she teaches other young people to practice better. Her classes center around effortless violin mastery - learning how to fall in love with playing and practicing instead of it being taxing and grueling!Check out Ye-Jin's website here, and Youtube Channel here!She is also on Instagram and Facebook! You are a champion. How do I know? Because you showed up. If you want to be successful, half the battle is showing up. Most of us from a very early age have been conditioned to believe that failure is negative, but that’s simply not true.Let’s connect!WebsiteBooks

Welcome to episode thirty-three of Failure is Not the Problem. I’m George A. Milton, AKA “America’s Failure Coach.” I’ve spent the last 30+ years coaching, mentoring, leading, and training audiences around the world on the positive aspects of how to use their failed experiences to become successful. Join me and our guest, Sandy Weiner as we talk about expectations, positive mindset, and how that all correlates to the world of dating. Sandy Weiner is a dating coach, TedX speaker, best-selling author, and podcast host! She helps people find patterns, habits, and negative thoughts that might be holding them back in their dating life. Once we are able to uncover and work through those, we can move forward to find a fulfilling relationship - especially at an older age! Find more information here, on her website, where you can also find her podcasts episodes, books, and coaching programs.You can also find her on instagram, and youtube. You are a champion. How do I know? Because you showed up. If you want to be successful, half the battle is showing up. Most of us from a very early age have been conditioned to believe that failure is negative, but that’s simply not true.Let’s connect!WebsiteBooks