The Gift of Failure: Jessica Lahey
The average person spends an almost obscene amount of time working tirelessly to avoid failure. We're terrified that we'll put everything we have into an endeavor, only to come up short. Failure, we're told, is something to be avoided at all costs. In some parts of life and professional cultures, it's not only frowned…
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