When failure hits, motivation often disappears, but it doesn't have to. In today's Thrive, five, I'll show you how to reframe your failures so they reignite your drive, sharpen your focus, and actually fuel your next level of success. Welcome back to Thrive in Five, where I give you a quick burst of motivation and productivity in five minutes or less. I'm Cindy, your host, a self-made entrepreneur, busy mom, and a business coach. I've built and sold several digital businesses ranging from five to six figure successes. So when it comes to managing time and priorities in both life and work, I get it. I've been there and I am here to help you thrive. So let's talk about failure, not as something to fear, but as a tool to fuel your next win. We all face setbacks. Maybe something you launched, didn't land a goal, took longer than expected, or you fell off track and started to feel like giving up. But failure doesn't have to be the end of your motivation. In fact, when you reframe it, failure can become the exact spark that you need to get you back on track. So here's how to make that mindset shift. First, you're going to shift the language. It's not failure, it's feedback. What if you replaced the word failure with information That launch didn't convert feedback, that routine didn't stick. Feedback. The mindset removes the shame and replaces it with curiosity. Ask yourself, what is this teaching me? What would I do differently next time? The second thing is you need to zoom out to be able to zoom forward. Sometimes we get locked into a moment where we forget the bigger picture. So zoom out and ask yourself. Where was I six months ago, and how is this challenge preparing me for something greater? Progress isn't always obvious when you're in the middle of it, but it's always there. The third thing is you're going to attach failure to growth and not identity. You are not your result. You are the person growing through the results. Every stumble builds resilience. Every mistake makes you sharper. So say it with me. I am not behind, I am becoming. So why does this work? Your brain is wired to avoid discomfort, but when you reframe failure as part of the process. You reduce fear and increase motivation. Instead of freezing, you move forward with clarity. Instead of quitting, you pivot with purpose. So let's recap how to reframe failure and reignite your motivation. You're gonna change your language view failure as a feedback. You're gonna zoom out and reflect on long-term progress. You're gonna separate your worth from your results. So your action steps for today or tomorrow are to take at least one past failure and write down three things it taught you. Identify how that experience has helped you grow. And use the mantra when doubt creeps in. This didn't stop me, it shaped me. Your failures aren't detours. They're data. So if you let them, they will point you directly towards your next breakthrough. Thanks for tuning into the Thrive in Five podcast. If you found value in today's episode, I'd love for you to leave a review. It helps more listeners discover the show and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss a dose of productivity, motivation, and success tips. And hey, share this episode with a friend that could use a little extra inspiration. Until next time, keep thriving. And remember, you've got this.