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As a young man growing up, I understood failure, in general, to be bad. I never thought of it as a learning opportunity.

It wasn’t until I started diving into personal development that my mindset in regards to failure changed.
I began to see the positives of failure.
I failed a lot growing up. Maybe you did as well.
There were lots of lessons for me along the way. Some of which helped me out. I learned how to have conversations and eventually met my wife. Others flew completely over my head, and I would wait to learn those lessons another day.
How “Not” to do things
I can still remember my Gram threatening to cut my junk off. Seriously.
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