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by stoicShell
2285 days ago
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It's actually much more than that, it's failing 99 times to get that one break; rinse and repeat 1,000 times to build something meaningful in 1~10 years. Failure is the mother of all learning. The more you fail, the more experienced you are (it's almost an equivalence relationship that grows in time with effort, attempts), the more you become likely to 'succeed' at that thing. I don't know of any other way. |
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