Epic Fail

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🗓️ 8 June 2014

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Maybe failure isn't something to avoid, but something to strive for. The Gift of Failure - Sarah Lewis; Twitter's Lovable Misanthrope - Eric Jarosinski; Jodorowsky's Dune - Frank Pavich; BookMark: Nicola Griffith; On Our Minds: The World Cup.

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0:00.0	It's to the best of our knowledge.
0:05.0	I'm Anne Strange Champs.
0:06.0	Today, Epic Fail.
0:08.0	I've got the will to fail.
0:11.0	The will to fail.
0:15.0	I have talents that I never use.
0:19.0	I try to win, but I love to lose because I've got the win to fail.
0:23.6	Ever tried, ever failed, no matter.
0:28.6	Try again, fail again, fail better.
0:32.6	There are better failures than others and...
0:35.6	Learn from failure, friends.
0:38.9	It never gives up.
0:40.9	It's always fin since the end.
0:49.5	And I said, epic fail, no matter how I spin it,
0:52.1	Epic fail from bending the beginning.
0:55.0	One step forward, two steps back, on one-way track, as a matter of fact
0:57.0	Thank God for failure
1:00.0	And the things I couldn't do so much of my life
1:04.0	It's all I ever knew
1:06.0	Thank you for failure in MIT Music for making the dreams that chose me come true.
1:20.1	But there are things that failure teaches that nothing else can.
1:26.9	Failure. We're taught from kindergarten on to avoid it. But in fact, failure just might be
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