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Do people think 'failure' is just a stepping stone for some or an ending chapter for others? It’s so varied.
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Edited 14 SEPT 2026
Do people think 'failure' is just a stepping stone for some or an ending chapter for others? It’s so varied.
What if failure is just a stepping stone to greater things? I mean, nobody talks about how often many successful people fell first.
Someone told me failure is just a stepping stone, but it feels like more of a lead weight sometimes.
What’s up with people bonding over failure? Seems to me like a sad badge of honor we wear. Shouldn’t we just be celebrating wins instead?
Who gets to define success? Because I’m starting to think mine looks a lot different from the expectations I grew up with.
I met a barista at a coffee shop who dreamt of being a musician but spends all day at work. Is that a failure or just playing it safe?