Why do we need to learn from our mistakes?

Leon Milns is the founder of Adam, a business that helps ambitious businesses find great people. Milns has over 20 years of experience in the recruiting industry, and has used his experience to build Adam into a successful business.

This is Leon Milns's story...

I am Leon Milns, the founder of Adam, a business that helps ambitious businesses find great people. I got my start in the industry over 20 years ago, working for Michael Page. I learned a lot during my time there, including discipline, hard work, and how to treat people well. I left Michael Page to start Adam with two other partners. Unfortunately, after a few years, it became clear that one of the partners wasn't aligned with the direction we were going. We had to exit one of our partners, which was a challenge, but we were able to overcome it and the business is now better for it. I've learned that the market is always changing and that as an entrepreneur, you have to be prepared for anything.

We’ve all heard the saying, “You learn more from your mistakes than you do from your successes.” That’s especially true when it comes to running a business. Every successful entrepreneur will tell you that it takes hard work and dedication, but also that it’s important to be prepared for the worst case scenario.

No one likes making mistakes but they are an inevitable part of running a successful business venture. The key is learning how to handle those mistakes in a safe environment while also planning for worst case scenarios, should anything unexpected occur along the way. With advice from experienced entrepreneurs like Leon Milns, these tips will help ensure that your business stays afloat no matter what happens! Planning ahead helps reduce stress when something does eventually go wrong – don’t forget about this simple yet powerful tip! Knowing when and how to learn from our mistakes can ultimately lead us down the path of success as entrepreneurs.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

1. How to get started in your business

2. What it takes to be a successful entrepreneur

3. The importance of planning for the worst case scenario

Resources

leon@weareadam.com

Leon Milns' Linkedin

www.weareadam.com

Connect with Mike & Kevin:

Mike’s LinkedIn

Mike’s Website

Kevin’s LinkedIn

Kevin’s Website