Back almost three years ago, one of the good bankruptcy attorneys in the Indiana Zuckerberg bankruptcy law office made a remark that I quoted in Bankruptcy in Indiana. That remark is truer today than ever: “No one can work in this field of bankruptcy law,” she said, “without thinking every day, ‘There, but for the grace of God, go I.’”
In fact, as a debt consolidation lawyer offering bankruptcy services in Indiana for more than twenty years, one of my missions is to help Indiana bankruptcy clients focus on the future rather than on their own past failures. Two of the top 15 myths about bankruptcy in Indiana have to do with failure:
- Filing bankruptcy means you’re a bad person
- Only deadbeats file bankruptcy
You can imagine, then, how fascinated I was, as a longtime bankruptcy lawyer in Indiana, by the notion that failure may actually be an important, even an indispensable, ingredient in success!
That’s exactly the concept presented by local author Robby Slaughter in his new book Failure: the Secret to Success. Full Article…
