Sometimes the only way to succeed is to fail backwards

Benny Bellamacina
Sometimes the only way to succeed is to fail backwards
Sometimes the only way to succeed is to fail backwards
Sometimes the only way to succeed is to fail backwards
Sometimes the only way to succeed is to fail backwards
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Failure is often the best teacher. If you throw yourself into a situation and learn from your mistakes, you will become a better person. However, if you avoid failure at all costs, you will never grow as a person. People who are afraid to fail are often afraid to try anything new, because they worry it won’t work out. But why not take a chance? Why not give it a shot? The only way to truly succeed is to fail backwards and to learn from your mistakes.

Source: The King Of Rhyme

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