"Wind extinguishes a candle and energizes..." - Nassim Nicholas Taleb

💡 Failure

“Wind extinguishes a candle and energizes fire likewise with randomness and uncertainty”

Those who thrive use randomness and failure as fuel for growth.

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“Failure is the mother of success.”

— Proverb

“True failure is not trying.”

— George Woodberry

“Failure is a signal to find a better way.”

— Thomas Edison

“Failure is just another name for a new attempt.”

— Thomas Watson

“Do not be afraid of failure. It is a part of learning.”

— John Wooden

“The real mistake is doing nothing.”

— John Wooden

“It's okay to fail, as long as you don't stop.”

— Anonymous

“Failure is practice for the next success.”

— Henry Ford