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Alex Hormozi

08/22/23

@ Chris Williamson

The freedom to fail repeatedly is more fulfilling than living on autopilot.

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23 Harsh Truths Nobody Wants To Admit - Alex Hormozi (4K)

@ Chris Williamson

23 Harsh Truths Nobody Wants To Admit - Alex Hormozi (4K)

08/22/23

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Robert Greene

10/09/22

@ Lewis Howes

Not trying is worse than failing; you must take risks to learn and grow.

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Vinod Khosla

04/02/25

@ South Park Commons

The willingness to fail is crucial for success; if you're not taking risks, you're likely to follow conventional paths and miss out on true innovation.

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Leena Nair

10/25/24

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Embracing failure has been important for me; I see it as a learning experience that allows me to take more risks and be more audacious in my decisions.

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Robert Greene

10/09/22

@ Lewis Howes

Experiencing failure or embarrassment is part of growth; it's better to try and fail than to never try at all.

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Chris Williamson Cast

04/01/25

@ Chris Williamson

Every failure is a learning experience; as long as you learn from it and iterate quickly, it contributes to your growth and eventual success.

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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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Julien Codorniou

06/24/25

@ Stripe

Having the freedom to experiment and fail is crucial for employee morale and innovation, as demonstrated by my experience launching a failed gaming project on Facebook.

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Vinod Khosla

04/02/25

@ South Park Commons

Willingness to fail is what gives me the ability to succeed; if you're not willing to take risks, you're not going to innovate.

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Adam Grant

04/27/16

@ TED

Original thinkers are more afraid of failing to try than of failing itself; they understand that inaction leads to greater regrets than actions that don't succeed.