MAKE FAILURE NOTHING TO BE ASHAMED OF - Deepstash

MAKE FAILURE NOTHING TO BE ASHAMED OF

Failure is nothing to be ashamed of; it often means that we're pushing our boundaries; giving our all to something. It is often a reflection of giving our absolute best. It is often a reflection of our desire to succeed. With the possibility of great failure comes the possibility of great success, and both outcomes are right there waiting to be discovered…

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