I have over 16 years of photography and still fail most of the time. If you don’t fail, it’s a sign to challenge yourself.

I have more than 18 years experience in computer engineering, I like failures more than successes because they teach me how to achieve great success.

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I *know* failing is essential to learning. how do you get comfortable with failing if previously you were punished for it? or perhaps, where did you learn that it’s beneficial to fail? 🫶

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so what you’re saying is, because one fails, they become better at what they do/become?

Using the experiences of failure is an important factor in doing better and more useful things. If you don't experience failure, what you create will be your next failure. And that should be constructive enough.