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What you have to do is go to UnmistakableCreative.com slash Life Purpose. Again, that's

unmistakablecreative.com slash life purpose. I put up two words on a slide, which simply says,

go, fail. And students kind of start looking around, like, what's going on?

And I go to the next slide, and it says, okay, you have to go leave the classroom,

and you have to go ask for something, and get a note.

You have to get rejected before you can come back.

So again, imagine these really high-achieving students used to succeeding in most of what

they do, and they start acting, they started responding sematically. So like they start beating,

heart to beating fast. We start sweating a little bit. And I go, okay, I'll be at the front of the

room. You need any coaching, any mentorship. I'll be here. But yeah, go leave the classroom. Go ask

for something and get rejected. And so students shuffle nervously out of the room. But when they come back, the energy

is just off the charts, so much so that I once had a next door professor come over and asked

to keep the noise down because students were just so pumped up from this experience. When we look

at the people who are most successful, we tend to think, wow, they have a ton of successes,

probably not that many failures.

But actually what we see is that many of the people who succeed a lot also have a ton of failures.

And so the question isn't,

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