A short YouTube monologue by TJ Walker urging viewers to embrace frequent small failures as part of a process of experimentation that leads to major successes. He distinguishes productive, everyday experiments from catastrophic losses and encourages adopting a habit of being comfortable with failure.
I like to fail. And if you want to be successful, you need to be comfortable with those words, too. Now, I don't mean go bankrupt. I don't mean work for years and years on something and have everyone laugh at you and you end up in the street in a gutter. No, I'm talking about constant little experiments on a daily basis to solve a big problem. It takes failures along the way to find something that's a winning formula. Don't be afraid to fail. People who never fail never have big successes. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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