Mitt Romney reflects on losing to Obama and other career setbacks, arguing that failure is inevitable but doesn't define you. He warns against measuring life by money, rank, or how you compare to peers, since chance and luck shape outcomes as much as effort does.
Through all the occupations I've had, I've experienced successes and failures. I'm asked what it felt like to lose to President Obama. Not as good as winning. Failures aren't fun, but they are inevitable. More importantly, failures don't define who you are. Some people measure their life by their secular successes. How high on the corporate ladder they got, how much money they made. Did they do better than their high school classmates? If that's the kind of success you're looking for, you're bound to be disappointed. Life has way too much chance and serendipity to be assured. Fame or fortune.
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