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Why CEO Shaun Black Needed Failure In Order To Realize Success
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May 15, 2018
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6:01Now PlayingAs a young entrepreneur, it is easy to begin feeling on top the world after a few business decisions go your way. As Shaun Black, CEO of Diamond Produce, says: his greatest failures are what made him learn the most valuable lessons of his career. According to the Harvard Business Review, "Only leaders can create and reinforce a culture that counteracts the blame game and makes people feel both comfortable with and responsible for surfacing and learning from failures." As a leader that has rebounded from his challenges, Shaun Black now enjoys mentoring young entrepreneurs and teaching them the valuable lessons he has learned. Why does Shaun say he would not change a thing about his entrepreneurial path? Find out.
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