You can spend months or even years on a project, only to watch it be criticized, or worse, ignored.
That’s what failure feels like when you share a part of you. But recovering from that failure is a practice, a mindset—in fact, the lessons that I internalized from that experience is helping me do better work. The thinking goes:
No failure, no growth.
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