The fear of failure often keeps us anchored to what feels safe. This widely shared quote, commonly attributed to Mark Twain, offers a different way to look at regret: years from now, the opportunities we never pursued may weigh more heavily than the attempts that did not work out.
The fear of failure often keeps us anchored to what feels safe. This widely shared quote, commonly attributed to Mark Twain, offers a different way to look at regret: years from now, the opportunities we never pursued may weigh more heavily than the attempts that did not work out.
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The fear of failure often keeps us anchored to what feels safe. This widely shared quote, commonly attributed to Mark Twain, offers a different way to look at regret: years from now, the opportunities we never pursued may weigh more heavily than the attempts that did not work out.
