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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This might sound a little strange but the most important thing your DD could be the best at would be failing. Some call it "failing forward". Look it up. There are hundreds of web pages talking about how important it is to try hard and fail and learn to pick yourself up and actually try harder either at the same thing or something else. Lots of people who "start sports young" or "specialize early" look really good as freshmen making the varsity but then never progress to team leader or all-county because they never developed a work ethic and have been coasting for years. In the mean time, before she builds up her resume of failing forward, she should read: https://outline.com/sRfTa9 "How to Become the Best in the World at Something" its about skill stacking and illustrates how everyone is the best in the world at something. [/quote] Thanks so much! This is a great article![/quote]
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