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James Dyson

04/04/23

@ ainslie + ainslie Performance People

Failures are actually more interesting than successes; you learn from failures, but successes are just done and you don't question them.

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Sir James Dyson + Jake Dyson: A Life of Failure + Success | Performance People

@ ainslie + ainslie Performance People

Sir James Dyson + Jake Dyson: A Life of Failure + Success | Performance People

04/04/23

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