If life throws you a few bad notes or vibrations, don't let them interrupt or alter your song.
What you rarely see is a stillborn failure that transmogrifies into a stellar success. Small successes can grow into big ones, but failures rarely grow into successes.I can__ think of an example in my life. It__ generally true that if no one is excited about your art/product/idea in the beginning, they never will be. If the first commercial version of your work excites no one to action, it__ time to move on to something different. Don__ be fooled by the opinions of friends and family. They__e all liars.
How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life
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What you rarely see is a stillborn failure that transmogrifies into a stellar success. Small successes can grow into big ones, but failures rarely grow into successes.I can__ think of an example in my life. It__ generally true that if no one is excited about your art/product/idea in the beginning, they never will be. If the first commercial version of your work excites no one to action, it__ time to move on to something different. Don__ be fooled by the opinions of friends and family. They__e all liars.
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