This episode of Wash Talk is a continuation of our special Leadership Series, where we return to some of our past guests to get their thoughts on the different aspects of being a leader.

Our last Leadership Series podcast was episode 51, which talked about how to choose between two equally qualified job candidates.

Today’s topic, however, is: What was your greatest failure, and what did you learn from it?

However, for most of our guests, “failure” isn’t an option, so instead of seeing something as a failure, they see it as something to be continually refined until it works.

The following guests offered opinions on this topic:

• Bud Abraham, a detailing industry veteran
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• Mayra Chimienti, vice president of operations services for Mister Car Wash
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• Gabe Mendoza, president of Driven Brands Car Wash North America
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• Gene Dinkens, president of Zips Car Wash
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• Carl Howard, chief operating officer of Autobell Car Wash
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• Chris McKenna of McKenna Assets LLC, Car Wash Consulting Division
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• Arthur Wessels, executive vice president and head of global key accounts for WashTec
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• Harry Caruso, founder of Car Wash Advisory
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