We Are All the Comeback Kid

“I’ve lived my life in situations where I’ve come from nonexistent or last and been able to find my way.”

Barry Diller

[My views are my own]

I’ve dedicated the past decade of my life to helping companies pivot, reposition, return to growth . . . and make a comeback.

Given the power of disruptive innovation in the global economy, which I wrote about here and here, there is a nearly endless supply of new and interesting challenges.

For me . . . the comeback is not just a job . . . it’s a deeply ingrained philosophy.

I believe that the key to a life well lived is to strive and reach for more (like a child learning to walk) . . .

. . . to experience painful failures along the way . . .

. . . and to learn from those painful failures.

When I look at everything I’ve learned over the past 50 years, it’s a continuous string of thousands of mini (and some not so mini) comebacks.

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