We all want to be challenged.

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To feel like we’re growing and moving towards something bigger in life.

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While part of us clings to safety and security, another part of us craves adventure.

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I experienced that full range of emotions in the build-up to exiting my 15-year corporate career.

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Excitement, fear, freedom, “holy shit”… you name it.

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This week, I’m celebrating the one-year mark of quitting my lucrative, “no-brainer” job.

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And as I reflect on the past twelve months, I’ve landed on one BIG conclusion.

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What’s the difference between corporate and entrepreneurship?

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It’s all about failure.

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In corporate, the system is designed to minimize failure (risk-taking).

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In entrepreneurship, you must normalize failure.

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I explain it more in this short video:

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Today, I’m obsessed with failing…failing forward.

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Look, I understand you want massive changes in your career and personal life. 

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You’re no longer willing to tolerate your current situation.

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So, that leads to the bottom line question: are you failing enough?

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Create the conditions for failure, my friend.

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Normalize it. 

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P.S. Ready to put corporate in check and build something of your own? It all starts with booking your breakthrough call.