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Sound familiar: that you feel vulnerable? That you believe you're inadequate? And are afraid of failing? Nobody enjoys failing, but it just makes you stronger. This short learning journey is about overcoming your fear of failure. You'll discover that failing isn't so bad after all, and you'll learn how to convert your negative feelings and insecurity into personal growth. Dare to fail!

Online: The art of failing

How to build self-confidence

Failing is something bad, at least that's what a lot of people think. You're brought up with the idea that certainty is necessary before you start something. Maybe that you 'lose face' big time with the people around you if you fail at something. That self-confidence is the basis for succeeding in life, and for achieving your goals. And that experience is a requirement for being able to face a challenge. Incorrect assumptions, as you'll experience in this learning journey.

How do you view failure? The thought of coping with failure in a lighthearted manner might be strange or even unthinkable in your situation or environment. Even just talking about it. You might consider failing or doing something wrong as a sign of weakness, and that's something you definitely don't want to show. But this doesn't change the fact that you probably want to do something about those unpleasant feelings. This learning journey can help you.

  • Theme: Vitality and resilience
  • Duration: 30 minutes
  • Spread out over 1-2 weeks
  • Turn insecurity into personal growth

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Do you feel vulnerable, insecure? Do you think you're inadequate? Are you a perfectionist and therefore afraid to fail at something? In this fear of failure course, you'll learn how to turn your negative feelings, your insecurity, and fear of failure into growth. Increase your self-confidence, achieve your goals, or make good use of your talents. This overcoming fear of failure course is aimed at people who:

  • consider failing to be the worst thing that could happen to them
  • postpone the risk of failure for as long as possible
  • feel inhibited by their perfectionism
  • regard failure as an opportunity for growth

A sneak preview

Check out the sneak preview below. Explore a few chapters and you'll see that our journeys are engaging and activating: online learning can definitely be fun and exciting!

Interested?

You now have an impression of the learning journey. Would you like to continue learning? Do you want to give yourself a boost? Then let's get started.

Meet the master

Our online courses are written by our "masters." Each one of them is an expert in their field, and they all have many years of experience. Among them you'll find trainers, psychologists, coaches, authors, etc.

Hans Kampers is our inspirational master in the field of psychology and coaching. He continuously explores what motivates and prevents people from making the most of their life.

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