May 27, 2014, 04:38 AM
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Any creative person has to accept risk and the risk of failure. Not accepting risk will mean that your work will remain mediocre. Failure is part of the process of expanding your skill set and becoming better at whatever it is you do. It isn’t always pleasant, nor is it easy to deal with, but if you learn from that failure, it can be a building block that propels you on to even greater success. Looking back, I have found that I learn more from my failures than I do from my successes.
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