Here's how you can learn and improve from your failures for better future performance.

The step is the acceptence, accept your feelings, emotions after setbacks don't try to ignore or run away from your emotion. Just go in a front of mirror and accept the mistake and your anger, throw out all the emotions, feelings, fears, stress and now be with yourself. Start again with experience. Orgenize the data on a paper and research about your business or product, why they fail if you need consult with an expert or coach, who guide you in a better way. Adopt some habbits like positive thinking, positive self talk, mindfulness, observation and just start all over again.

Now you are all set with your situation, accepted your emotions and feel relaxed. Now anylize about the situation why it was happend with you and your product. Use a 5 why method, it's like the more why you can use in a situations, the more deep thinking and anylizing you build about the situation. Use minimum 5 why in your situation why your product fail, why people don't love it etc. Improve your skills like decision making, problem solving, communication, sales & marketing. And bounce back.

First you identify your emotion and accept it, second you will anylise your mistakes now it's time to learn a lesson from your failure. Remember every set back comes in your life to teach you something for a better future. Start learning about your decision, mistakes, teams and personal life, think about how to fix it on next time. This failure gives you a experience you never be forget in your life, and because of this failure you will not face set back again in your life if you deeply resolve the problem.

When you modify your approach based on what you've learned, you increase your chances of success in future endeavors. This might involve changing your planning process, improving communication, or adopting new tools and techniques. Continuous adaptation ensures you remain flexible and resilient, better equipped to handle similar situations more effectively. This proactive approach not only prevents repeated mistakes but also fosters growth and innovation.

"Solo hay una cosa peor que aprender de la experiencia, NO aprender de la experiencia" Peter Johnston_ Todos nos equivocamos, fracasamos, y eso es natural y está bien. Lo que no está bien y tampoco es natural es resignarse y conformarse. Porque prosperar está en el ADN de nuestra propia naturaleza humana. El afán de superación es nuestro motor. Si no lo encemos, nos lleva a languidecer física y emocionalmente. Aprender de los errores con #Creatividad y #Resiliencia, por tanto, es parte de nuestro cometido. Hay que asumir y acoger el fracaso sin emociones desgastantes como el #Estrés y la #Culpa para aprender y mejorar explorando qué funciona y qué no en cada momento.