I want to believe that you have finally
made up your mind to continue with your CIS career.
Or maybe you are still contemplating.

So, let’s continue from where we stopped in the part one of this article.

In case you missed part one, see link here ………..

See list of some prominent people ‘successful failures’
who bounced back from failure;

3. WALT DISNEY :

• Did you know he was fired from the
Kansas City Star because his editor felt he
“lacked imagination and had no good ideas.”

• Did you know that Walt formed his first
animation company in Kansas City in 1921 and
made a deal with a distribution company in which he
would ship them his cartoons in New York
and get paid six months later?

• Unsurprisingly, he was forced to dissolve his
company because he could not pay his rent and
was (reportedly) surviving on dog food.

• Needless to say, he went on to be nominated for
59 Academy Awards and he is a
great animator of our time.




4. STEPHEN KING:

It is termed ‘the king of talk’
• Did you know that one of his most successful books,
Carrie, was rejected by 30 publishers,
one of whom told him that “negative utopias” do not sell?

• Did you know that after so many rejections,
King reportedly gave up and threw the
manuscript in the bin?
Luckily,
his wife retrieved it and urged him to have another go.

• Did you know that he eventually published Carrie,
and the rest is history?


5. JK ROWLING

The author of the hugely successful
Harry Potter series has had anything but a smooth ride.

• Did you know that by the time she finished the
first of the Harry Potter books,
she was divorced, on welfare and with a child to support?

• Did you know that all 12 major publishers rejected
the Harry Potter manuscript?

• Did you know that finally, a year later Bloomsbury
accepted it and extended a very small £1500 advance?

No doubt, it was one of the best decisions the
publishing house has ever made.



6. COLONEL SANDERS

It’s never too late to start a fast food empire. Just look at Colonel Sanders.

• Did you know that it wasn’t until the age of 62
that Sanders, with a $105 social security check in hand,
pitched his chicken recipe to restaurants?

• Did you know that according to reports,
some 1,009 people rejected him?

• Instead of giving up, he hit the road and began trying
to sell his franchise-model chicken restaurant,
eventually he succeeded with a restaurant outside of Utah.

• It became the first Kentucky Fried Chicken and
the restaurant tripled sales in a year,
mostly from the colonel’s chicken.

The bottom Line is that every success has a failure experience within it.
So, you see, it’s rare that successful people have a smooth run.

P.S: In fact, you could argue that one of the prerequisites for success is
some hurdles along the way that help you build strength and resilience .

Don’t you think it’s time to give your CIS career journey another shot?


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