1. Failure makes the same goal seem less attainable.
2. Failure also distorts your perceptions of your abilities.
3. Failure makes you believe you’re helpless.
4. A simple failure experience can create an unconscious fear of failure.
5. Fear of failure often leads to unconscious self-sabotaging.
6. Fear of failure can be transmitted from parents to children.
7. The pressure to succeed increases performance anxiety and causes choking.
8. Willpower is like a muscle – it needs rest and glucose to function best.
9. A great way to overcome choking is to whistle or mutter.
10. The psychologically healthiest response to failure is to focus on variables in your control.
2. Failure also distorts your perceptions of your abilities.
3. Failure makes you believe you’re helpless.
4. A simple failure experience can create an unconscious fear of failure.
5. Fear of failure often leads to unconscious self-sabotaging.
6. Fear of failure can be transmitted from parents to children.
7. The pressure to succeed increases performance anxiety and causes choking.
8. Willpower is like a muscle – it needs rest and glucose to function best.
9. A great way to overcome choking is to whistle or mutter.
10. The psychologically healthiest response to failure is to focus on variables in your control.
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