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Fear Of Failure

Fear Of Failure

Many see failure as proof that our effort meant nothing. But failure is a feedback system and gives you the opportunity to fix things, reflect, and grow for the next time.

When you fail, take a step back, look at the events that led to it, try to find the lesson in the failure and act upon it.

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"I think the next best thing to solving a problem is finding some humor in it." -Frank Howard Clark ⁠

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