Hey friends, it's Dora here. Let's be real. Bedtime can feel like a constant battle.

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Hey, Space Studio.

Hey friends, it's Rosie. Welcome back to Radio Headspace. When I was a kid, I saw failure up close.

I saw uncles lose jobs, miss opportunities, or get swallowed by choices that felt bigger than them. One of my uncles had a

promising career as a truck driver with the big company, steady pay, security, something our family

celebrated. But then he started running with the wrong crowd. One bad decision led to another, and then he got arrested.

And from there, it was downhill. The career evaporated. His reputation shifted and the ripple effects

were spread. Growing up in Estelle, I saw this pattern often. When someone stumbled, the weight

didn't just land on them. It landed on their parents, their kids, their cousins. The shame,

the disappointment, the what could have been stories, those became dinner conversations,

whispered lessons, reminders of what not to do.

And yet, I also saw the other side.

Families gathering, pitching in, helping raise kids, making sure rent was paid. I saw community function as both

witness and a safety net. Failure rarely belongs to one person. It belongs to a family, to a community.

And when he fell, we all felt it.

That's when I began to understand that there's no such thing as a solo failure.

But here's the paradox.

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