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The Setback Cycle

How Defining Moments Can Move Us Forward

Amy Shoenthal

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The Setback Cycle
The Four Core Phases
Establish
Embrace
Explore
Emerge
Establishing & Managing Setbacks
Identify Physical Cues
Name the Issue
Analyze Failures
Embracing with Pause
Confront Discomfort
Avoid Toxic Positivity
Mindful Reflection
Cultivating a Growth Mindset
Think Like a Baby
Develop Abilities
Celebrate the Process
Exploring Curiosity & Superpowers
Deep Curiosity
Identify Superpowers
Emerging into Action
Small Steps
Have, Do, Be Framework
Use Checkpoints
Finding Your North Star
Define a Mission
Personal Mission Statement
Stay Adaptable

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According to the book, what are the four phases involved in working through a setback?

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The Setback Cycle Summary & Overview

The Setback Cycle (2024) looks at the complexities of facing setbacks and offers a structured approach to overcoming them. It explores the science behind such challenges and provides an actionable plan structured around four key phases – Establish, Embrace, Explore, and Emerge – to help you process and surmount your adversities. Through personal anecdotes and research, it will guide you toward a path of recovery and resilience.

Who Should Listen to The Setback Cycle?

  • Entrepreneurs facing challenges in startup ventures
  • Professionals dealing with career transitions or setbacks
  • Individuals recovering from personal or financial losses

About the Author: Amy Shoenthal

Amy Shoenthal is a journalist and author with a background in marketing, having worked with major brands such as Procter & Gamble and Google. She’s written extensively for ForbesWomen and Harvard Business Review, focusing on underrepresented groups making significant societal impacts. Additionally, she’s authored a children’s book titled A Magical Day in Sunnyside.

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