By learning how to fail, C-students, now as adults, are able to take greater risks, pursue their dream, and not let judgement or fear of failure hold them back, while A-students – having always been praised for perfection – feel paralyzed to move toward their dream, having never learnt how to fail, but instead learned …
Imagine this: You’re 9 years old, just came home from school, holding up your recent math test to your parent, excited to show them you’re A, gleefully looking up at them, waiting to hear how proud they are of you. Instead you hear, “What happened to the plus?” The test is handed back to you …
Have you ever said this to yourself? I can’t do that.It probably won’t work.What if I don’t succeed? I don’t want people to think I’m stupid.I don’t want to look like a failure. What if I fail? How many have you ever said to yourself? I’ve said all of them at one point or another. …
