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Fail Forward: Build Resilient Leadership Through Trial & Error

In this episode, we explore how failure can become a springboard to future success—not by chasing perfection, but by embracing progress through trial and error. You’ll hear why resilience is formed when we keep learning from setbacks, how “try, fail, learn” shapes competency and excellence, and why the path to Christlike leadership often includes faceplants, humility, and perseverance. Along the way, we reflect on Thomas Edison’s famous perspective on “10,000 ways that won’t work,” a childhood story of learning to ride a bike (and counting the bruises), and early ministry lessons that required courage, teachability, and grit. Contents (Timestamps) 00:00 — Failure as a springboard: progress over perfection 01:59 — “If at first you don’t succeed… try, try again” 03:57 — Learning turns into resilience when you practice under real pressure 06:15 — The bike story: wipeouts, bruises, and refusing to quit 08:09 — Early leadership lessons: ministry trial & error, humility, and courage 10:34 — Closing charge: how God uses setbacks to form hope-filled resilience