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As Les Brown said, “Most people give up on the one-yard line. ” And it’s true. The last part to achieve anything great is almost always the hardest. Just because you fail or things get hard doesn’t mean you should quit. It means you should find another way and keep your target in mind. If you have a strong WHY you won’t want to quit but instead will find a way to make it happen. Edison understood failure better than anyone. If you give up you will NEVER succeed. The next time you feel like giving up on your business, project, or goal keep going. Would you rather end up failing and learning.

As Les Brown said, “Most people give up on the one-yard line.” And it’s true. The last part to achieve anything great is almost always the hardest.Just because you fail or things get hard doesn’t mean you should quit. It means you should find another way and keep your target in mind. If you have a strong WHY you won’t want to quit but instead will find a way to make it happen.asdadasdasdadasdasdasdsadasdasdasdasdadsasd

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Would you have kept going at any of your goals if you “failed” 9,999 times? Most people wouldn’t. But if you want to become great at anything you have to learn to keep going.  You need to learn to frame the word “failure .” Because of school, it gets a negative connotation but in reality, <a class="idea-content-link" href="https://www.fearlessmotivation.com/2018/04/01/failure-best-thing/">failure IS the road to success </a> this is a test

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Thomas Edison is the reason we have some of the <a class="idea-content-link" href="https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/thomas-edison">world’s greatest inventions </a>While most people fear failure, Thomas Edison and other successful people learned to love failing. They understand that failure is part of the process to be successful at anything.

Edison understood failure better than anyone. If you give up you will NEVER succeed. The next time y <a class="idea-content-link" href="https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/thomas-edison">world’s greatest inventions </a>;kdjSADFLDJ;alkjS;LKJds;lkajDS;KJD;LKJAdkja;DKJa;ldj;akDSJ;KLASDJ;lakdj;adsj;akDJ;Kadj;akDJ;JD;akjd;djkkaLDJ;lkdsj;kDJ;Kadj;klasdj;kajDA;kjds;kaDJ;kadj;aDSJKasdkajsdlkjasdlkjasdkljaskldjalksdjlaksdjlkasjdlakdsjlaksjdlaksjdlaksjdlkasjdlkajsdlasjdlakjsdlakjsdlksajdlksjdlkajdlkajsdlkajlsdjlasjdlkasjdlajsdlkajlskdjalksdjlakjsdlkajsdlkjaou feel like giving up on your business, project, or goal keep going. Would you rather end up failing and learning or stop completely?

Thomas Edison's tough childhood instilled a relentless work ethic that he harnessed to great effect. Thomas Edison is the reason we have some of the world’s greatest inventions. Without him failing 10,000 times we wouldn't have all the technology he pioneered.

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Thomas Edison Quotes - Failure IS the Road to Success!

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It’s hard to think of a symbol of COVID-19 more fraught than the N95 respirator. The mask fits tightly around the face and is capable of filtering 95% of airborne particles, such as viruses, from the air, which other protective equipment (such as surgical masks) can’t do. It’s a life-saving device that is now in <a href='https://www.nytimes.com/article/face-masks-coronavirus.html' class="idea-content-link" target='_blank' rel="noreferrer">dangerously short supply </a>

The most important design object of our time was more than a century in the making.


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Thomas Edison Quotes - Failure IS the Road to Success!

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The untold origin story of the N95 mask

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