When You Put Your Ideas In The

But What If I Fail? You Will. A Better Question Might Be, ‘after I Fail, What Then?’ If You’ve Chosen Well, After You Fail You Will Be One Step Closer To Succeeding, You Will Be Wiser And Stronger And You Almost Certainly Will Be More Respected By All Of Those That Are Afraid To Try.

Even Good Excuses, Really Good Ones, Don't Help Very Much. Explanations, On The Other Hand, Are Both Scarce And Useful. And Accurate Forecasts And Insightful Intuition Are Priceless.

One Reason People Who Spend A Lot Of Time Thinking About And Working On A Problem Or A Craft Seem To Find Breakthroughs More Often Than Everyone Else Is That They've Failed More Often Than Everyone Else.

Surprise Comes From Defying Expectations.

I Think "creativity" Is Better Described As Failing Repeatedly Until You Get Something Right.