We need to substitute ‘trier’ for failure. The word ‘fail’ is closely related to the word fall. A child taking his first — Anup Kochhar, The Failure Project -The Story Of Man's Greatest Fear

We need to substitute ‘trier’ for failure. The word ‘fail’ is closely related to the word fall. A child taking his first — Anup Kochhar, The Failure Project -The Story Of Man's Greatest Fear

We need to substitute ‘trier’ for failure. The word ‘fail’ is closely related to the word fall. A child taking his first — Anup Kochhar, The Failure Project -The Story Of Man's Greatest Fear

We need to substitute ‘trier’ for failure. The word ‘fail’ is closely related to the word fall. A child taking his first — Anup Kochhar, The Failure Project -The Story Of Man's Greatest Fear

We need to substitute ‘trier’ for failure. The word ‘fail’ is closely related to the word fall. A child taking his first — Anup Kochhar, The Failure Project -The Story Of Man's Greatest Fear

We need to substitute ‘trier’ for failure. The word ‘fail’ is closely related to the word fall. A child taking his first step falls, cries and then tries again. Why does he try again? Because he wants to, but does not, know the meaning of failure.

— Anup Kochhar, The Failure Project -The Story Of Man's Greatest Fear

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