Welcome to episode twenty-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, Chaveso "Chevy" Cook as we talk about how his outlook on failure has made him a better leader through dissection and acceptance - he even has a failure resume!

Chaveso "Chevy" Cook is an active-duty Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army. He has an M.A from Columbia University, and a Doctorate from Tufts, where he focused on human development, particularly the formation of character. Not only is he highly respected as an officer in uniform, but Chevy is also a guest speaker and has been widely published on topics like leadership, influence, organizational change, innovation, mentorship, social justice, and a multitude of other matters involving personal and professional development.

Chevy Cook is active on Linkedin, Facebook, and X. Find him on all platforms, or email him: chevy@militarymentors.org.

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.

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Welcome to episode twenty-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 and our guest, Dorie Clark as we talk about the redirection and reinvention we can have when we fail.

Dorie Clark is one of the top business thinkers in America - for real! She’s been named Top 50 Business Thinkers multiple times, and has been recognized as the #1 Communications Coach in the world by the Marshall Goldsmith Leading Global Coaches Award. Although Dorie might now be a professor, consultant, and keynote speaker, she took many years and career paths to get there! It took many failures. But her attitude and persistence is why she is recognized as the expert she is.

You can find her books and more here on her website!

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.

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Welcome to episode twenty-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 me and our guest, Lori Minor as we talk about how your attitude will determine your altitude.

Lori Minor is a life coach, and a professor at the International Association of Professional (IAP) Career College. She is the owner of a non-profit called All of Me, which she is celebrating 10 years with, and is writing her first book. She is coming onto the program to talk to us about her experiences and how she continues to use her failures as positive experiences to take her where she wants to be.

You can find her life coaching website here, and her non-profit website here!

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!

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Welcome to episode twenty-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 me and our guest, Stephanie Hill as we talk about how a positive mindset can help you use failure as stepping stones for success.

Stephanie Hill is a people-centered coach who partners with organizations to grow efficiency and effectiveness - freeing up financial resources and improving the human experience! She does lean leadership coaching, business coaching, leadership development, management consulting and strategic planning at her company Lightbulb Moment Consulting - check out their website here!

You can find Stephanie on Linkedin, or email her directly at hill.lbmoment@gmail.com

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!

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Welcome to episode twenty-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. Join me and our guest, Peter Schramm as we discuss the importance of resilience and never giving up - allowing our failures to propel us forward, instead of hold us back.

Peter Schramm is a coach, businessman and strategist! He is an author and and experienced team leader who is passionate about cultivating connection, and helping diverse teams handle complex situations. He is now CEO and founder of his own company, Lattitude, a program that helps employees navigate their career path with a personal board of advisors.

Check out his company's website here, and his book "Pathfinders" here! Also feel free to reach him at his Linkedin.

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!

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Welcome to episode twenty-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, Alex Pursglove as we talk about the importance of self worth, a strong mindset, and how to continue to reframe our viewpoint so we can get from where we are to where we want to be.

Alex Pursglove is a coach, keynote speaker, and solopreneur! She hosts retreats and does one-on-one coaching with women that allows them to connect deeply with their intuition, empowering them to own their value and live a life that lights you up inside!

She also has her own podcast! Check out the "Igniting Ecstasy in Business," a show that provides high-achieving women with a holistic approach to elevating to higher levels in life and business.

Check out her website here, and feel free to reach out to her on either Instagram or Linkedin.

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!

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Welcome to episode twenty-two 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, Anatoliy Labinskiy as we discuss the importance of resilience, strong will, and trusting the process.

Anatoliy Labinskiy is originally from Ukraine, and now lives in Portugal with his family - but immigrating wasn't all that easy. Today, Anatoliy tells us about the many adversities he faced not only as a budding business owner, but as an expecting father trying to make money for his son.

He also has his own podcast! Check out the "Ecom Business Stream!" to learn how to achieve success in your business from a skilled set of entrepreneurs, executives, and investors!

Check out Anatoliy's personal website here, GSM Growth Agency here, and please remember to donate to the cause in Ukraine 🇺🇦

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!

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Welcome to episode twenty-one 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, General Rodney Fogg as we talk about the importance of leadership, patience, and a good attitude.

Rodney Fogg is a retired two-star Army General who has worked his way up from platoon leader, to two-star General, to Deputy Chief of Staff of Logistics - and that of course didn't come without his challenges.

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!

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