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Dec 15, 2021 31 min

92. Chasing Failure

from Green and Growing Podcast Hosted by Sarah Nerswick & Hannah Wedger

What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail? 💃🏻 Learn to play the piano 🎹 Pursue a higher degree 🎓 Try out for the NBA 🏀 Can I let you in on a little secret? 🤫We have all experienced failure at some point. Even New York Times Best Selling authors have started at a point where they were writing crappy books. What if I told you that chasing failure was the quickest way to success? Would you believe me? 🤔 Tune in to episode 92 of the Green and Growing podcast to learn how failing might actually be the quickest way to finding success.

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