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How	 many	 people	 are	 completely	 successful	 in	 every	 department	 of	 life?	 Not
one.	The	most	successful	people	are	the	ones	who	learn	from	their	mistakes	and
turn	their	failures	into	opportunities.

         —Zig	Ziglar,	author	and	motivational	speaker

Reward	worthy	failure–Experimentation.

         —Bill	Gates,	cofounder	of	Microsoft	and	philanthropist

No	human	ever	became	interesting	by	not	failing.	The	more	you	fail	and	recover
and	 improve,	 the	 better	 you	 are	 as	 a	 person.	 Ever	 meet	 someone	 who’s	 always
had	 everything	 work	 out	 for	 them	 with	 zero	 struggle?	 They	 usually	 have	 the
depth	of	a	puddle.	Or	they	don’t	exist.

         —Chris	Hardwick,	television	host,	stand-up	comedian,	actor,	and	writer	

Planning	 is	 an	 unnatural	 process;	 it	 is	 much	 more	 fun	 to	 do	 something.	 The
nicest	 thing	 about	 not	 planning	 is	 that	 failure	 comes	 as	 a	 complete	 surprise,
rather	than	being	preceded	by	a	period	of	worry	and	depression.

         —Sir	John	Harvey-Jones,	English	businessman

Notice	the	difference	between	what	happens	when	a	man	says	to	himself,	“I	have
failed	three	times,”	and	what	happens	when	he	says,	“I	am	a	failure.”
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