Fail Fail Fail + Persistence = Win
Nobody is going to do it for you.
(I would fix the image size but it’s Tues night and I’m going out now. If you’re reading this blog, I know why you are here, and you should do the same.)
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So true. Great post.
Interesting concept.
I am currently attending Improvisation program, and one of the things it teaches that failure is ok, in fact when you fail do it in a big way, own it and have fun with it.