Stop Learning From Your Failures, It Creates a Culture of Fear

[jjbb81]

If you don't learn from your failures you can't succeed. Edison said he didn't fail a thousand times, just found a thousand ways not to make a light bulb but he eventually succeeded.

[MichaelKhanTV]

In order to know success, one must know failure... who is this guy!?!?

[dogthebountyhunter33]

not worth watching

[dogthebountyhunter33]

Learn from your failures, do not focus on them.

That's what should have been said.

Some people are just "outside of the box" to be "outside the box".

I think a llama in a blazer spitting at the microphone could have made a better statement, but most people know what's right...: [top line of comment].

I burned my hand on that dumb stove again...dumb stove.

-That diddy was from DOG, BOUNTY HUNTER.

[Kruezoraxe]

What a terrible idea. Many companies actively seek to hire people who are talented but have a lot of failures under their belt. They will see the pitfalls. They will see the problems. And having been in similar situations, can figure out a way to avoid them and thus succeed.

To quote Christopher Titus "When you've been through a lot of shit in your life, you know that just when the shit is about to hit the fan.....you step to the side of the fan."

[johnsonm3012]

Our economy is in the tank because of guys like this...

[tremontirocks]

What this guy is saying is all well and good, but its basically just a reversed perspective on the same principal. It's not as forward-thinking as this guy seems to think it is.

[screwyou]

Dumbass. I'm glad this guy isn't an engineer.