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First, sweet tarts stare to combine sweet and tart, but they didn't stop there.

Now they've combined soft and bouncy to bring you new sweet tarts, gummies, fruity splits.

A uniquely delicious dual-sided gummy with one side that's sweet, and the other side that's

tart, but entirely smooth and squishy. A powerfully perfect combo. Sweet tarts dare to combine.

When things don't work out the way you want them to, what do you tell people?

And what do you tell yourself? There's no shortage of proverbs to offer up when life doesn't

live up to expectations. Every cloud has a silver lining. All that glitters is not gold. When one door

closes, another door opens. You've probably heard them all by now. Most of these maxims are about

how failure inevitably leads to success, and that general way of thinking has really

seeped into popular culture. People often reflect on their failures and interviews,

awards speeches, and their graduation ceremonies. And it's usually an effort to explain or even

justify their achievements. The belief that with failure comes success is very comforting and reassuring,

but what if our focus on success is actually hindering our ability to fully engage with our limitations,

and also find humility? I'm Sean Elling and this is The Gray Area.

My guest today is Kostika Raditant. He's a professor at Texas Tech University and honorary

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