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In this brief segment, the speaker emphasizes the necessity of experiencing failure before achieving competence. He recounts his first client appointment, describing it as a disastrous "train wreck" where he placed the client in the wrong emotional state. Despite the chaos, the situation was corrected, and the speaker extracted a clear lesson: early missteps are inevitable, but they provide crucial learning opportunities. He notes that he has not repeated the same mistake since, underscoring the value of reflecting on and correcting early errors to improve future performance.

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