Sports Marketing & Partnerships Leader | Driving Revenue Growth through Global Partnerships | Results-Driven Executive
Celebrating Failure: The Foundation of Growth -Instead of hiding, I smile. -Instead of feeling bad, I grow. -Instead of staying quiet, I share. This picture is me, a kid full of curiosity and energy, unaware of the missteps, failures, and lessons waiting ahead. And honestly? I’m glad I didn’t know, because those moments shaped who I am today. Here’s the thing: -Instead of feeling bad about mistakes, I’ve learned to use them as fuel for growth. -Instead of hiding from challenges, I’ve learned to face them head-on, with the same grin you see here. -Instead of staying quiet about struggles, I’ve learned to share my story, so others feel less alone on their journey. And one thing’s for sure: -Whatever you do, own it, like I owned this sweatband back in the day. Growth isn’t linear. It’s messy, unpredictable, and often uncomfortable. But it’s also where the magic happens. So here’s to celebrating the hard parts of the journey, and here’s to that kid in the photo, who had no idea just how much he would learn. What’s a lesson or “aha” moment that’s shaped your path? I’d love to hear it. #inspiration #motivaton #business #sportsmarketing #marketing #toronto
So many truths highlighted here Kristopher Mychasiw! For me, it’s always trying to keep in mind the mentality of my younger days and the ‘anything is possible’ attitude. As the years pass by, and responsibilities mount, the ‘sensible’ voice becomes a lot louder. But having that younger voice close by helps to always keep a few of the ‘dream doors’ open.
Partner Lawyer @Lavery Lawyers – Business law – Sport, entertainment / Energy / Mining
3wThanks Kris for sharing your thoughts. On my end, I find that my most precious asset in life is time. My most outstanding achievements required time to materialize. When you respect and appreciate the passing of time, it has a lot to offer.