Fail. Fail again. Fail differently. Fail better. Fail harder. Fail quicker. Fail smarter. Fail clearer. Fail funnier. Fail badly. Fail well. Fail painfully. Fail on purpose. Fail by accident. Fail and learn. Fail without learning. Fail in the cold. Fail in bookstores. Fail in malls. Fail on the train. Fail on Valentine’s Day. Fail your friends. Fail your family. Fail yourself. Fail everyone. Fail society. Fail again. Fail when you thought you were done failing. Fail and feel good. Fail and feel bad. Fail and wonder where you are going. Fail and know. Fail and feel sick. Fail and get embarrassed. Fail and hate yourself. Fail and love yourself. Fail and get hurt. Fail and get rejected. Fail when you didn’t think you could fail. Fail and face your fear. Fail and get past your fear. Fail and find more fear.
Deeper fear.
Fail boldly. Fail majestically. Fail publicly. Fail fiercely. Fail and walk through darkness. Fail and be alone. Fail and celebrate. Fail and get drunk. Fail because you want to. Fail when you don’t want to. Fail with humiliation. Fail with your friends. Fail by yourself. Fail in love. Fail with girls who aren’t your type. Fail with hot girls. Fail with hotter girls. Fail awkwardly. Fail and make her smile. Fail and stall out. Fail and forget your lines. Fail and regret not saying something. Fail and do better. Fail and fall backwards. Fail with serenity. Fail with hope. Fail with hunger.
Deeper hunger.
Fail for no reason. Fail because you pushed too hard. Fail because you didn’t push hard enough. Fail because you were too needy. Fail because you didn’t care. Fail because you were too drunk. Fail consistently. Fail with commitment. Fail often. Fail habitually. Fail religiously. Fail bitterly. Fail joyously. Royaly fuck it up. Fail and laugh. Fail and come oh so close. Fail like you never thought you could. Fail even better. Fail again and again and again…
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COMMENTS
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This book is practical and concise. Everything involves a tangible step I could take to break out of my comfort zone. The most important difference between your approach and others: like any artistic pursuit, you must treat yourself with kindness.
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