CHAPTER NINETY FIVE –THE NEW DIRECTION

One morning, he walked into a strategy meeting, feeling more confident than he had in weeks. He had prepared a comprehensive plan for a new project that he believed could put the company back on track. "Good morning, everyone," he began, his voice steady. "I'd like to present a proposal for a new direction for our tech division." As he launched into his presentation, Logan noticed the skeptical looks on his colleagues' faces. He pushed on, determined to win them over with his well-researched ideas and renewed enthusiasm. Halfway through his presentation, Craig, the head of finance, interrupted. "I'm sorry, Logan, but how can we trust your judgment on this? Your last few projects haven't exactly been successful." Logan felt a flush of embarrassment creep up his neck, but he took a deep breath, remembering Dr. Larry's advice about handling criticism. "You're right, Craig," he admitted. "I've made mistakes in the past. But I've learned from them. This project is different. I've done